I’ve realized all my interests are indoors, so what are some great outdoor hobbies to get into?

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1. Fishing! Get a cheap pole and a container of worms and you’re ready to go!

2. Pick up archery. You never know when you’ll need to be able to hunt your own food. Uphold your 2nd amendment right and go learn about guns, proper safety methods, and shoot targets.

3. Hiking, mountain biking, climbing, Frisbee…. you could even just go birdwatching. Or run around in circles in a field. Also, camping, off-roading, or peeping tom-ing.

4. Hiking, mountain biking, climbing, Frisbee…. you could even just go birdwatching. Or run around in circles in a field. Also, camping, off-roading, or peeping tom-ing.

5. Climbing

6. Hiking. Get a dog to take with you.

7. Disc golfing! It does take a bit of an investment in discs (you probably need 3, maybe more like 5, at ~$15 apiece.) Its super fun and the community is great. Especially fun if you find a friend who likes to play too.

8. Marching band

9. Fishing, car camping, hiking, running, kayaking, paddle boarding.

10. Kayaking

11. Just put on a podcast and go for a walk. Walking is one of my favourite things. It’s highly accessible, as hard as you make it, and great for your mental health. You can do anything from a leisurely stroll around your neighbourhood to a proper hike. It’s even better if you can walk your dog

12. Swimming, if you’re in an area where it’s not too cold.

13. Disc golf.

    Hiking.

    Thats what I’ve gotten into lately.

14. Photography.

15. Bug hunting

16. Finding medicinal herbs around you or mushroom hunting

17. I enjoy hiking/camping a lot. Gardening at home. I have an rc truck that I take out sometimes as well. Fun on walks too, just bring a bag of charged batteries. I have a plane too but its more weather and area dependent.

18. Gardening. Grow your own vegetables and be introduced the world of the best food you’ll ever eat.

19. You could do metal casting. That’s something that should be done outdoors.