I need a new group of friends, but I don't know how

I'm a sophomore in college and live in the dorm. I have a friendly roommate and hallmates, most of whom I met and socialized with last year. Now that we're all living together, though, I see that we are more friends of convenience and not really because we enjoy each other's company. Basically, we hang out in our rooms all the time, whether it be doing homework or watching movies or whatever.

Why I'm fed up with them: I am a very active person and enjoy running, hiking, and biking. I try to get a group organized to go somewhere (anywhere, and I'm open to suggestions), but they always say they're busy. Then I won't go because I don't want to go alone, and we just end up sitting around the dorm. I am constantly getting politely declined but never excluded, and I'm getting tired of trying to do anything. They say they do enjoy such activities, but in a year and a half, we've gone out once (and that was at the beginning of last year).

It's hard to make new friends because everyone seems to already have their groups. I don't see many people who do the sorts of things I like doing (I would be up for a camping/kayaking/climbing trip every weekend). I've considered joining the adventure club.


It's not that I don't like my current friends...they're all very nice, but they are just so...boring.


Advice? Should I seek new faces or try to get my current friends to do activities with me?

 

Okay. I may have emphasized my outdoor activities a little bit. My current friends don't even want to go out to dinner or to clubs or concerts. I'm not sure if it's laziness or what. I don't mind doing different things with different groups of people, but I imagine it will be awkward living with these people if I do find another group to spend a lot of time with.

 

I can't really describe the situation without sounding negative and condescending, and I apologize for this.

They act and speak as if they are interested in the outdoors - they wear outdoorsie clothes, have nature pictures around their rooms and computer wallpaper, and talk about environmental awareness. This is why I befriended them last year, and it took me a few months to realize they were fakes. Then, I decided to just enjoy hanging out with them, and tried not to let it bother me.

Now, though, I am getting bored of doing the same thing every day and listening to the same conversations every day. Video games and tv shows/movies bore me. I suppose it is actually me who has changed.