Outdoor life
Outdoor life includes activities and daily needs outside built-up areas. See agritourism for outdoor life in farmland.
Get around
- Hiking (including links to regional guides), wilderness backpacking, orienteering
- Horse riding
- Cycling, tour cycling, mountain biking
- Mountaineering
- Sea kayaking, Canoeing, whitewater sports
- Cruising on small craft
- Offroad driving, winter driving, animal collisions
- General aviation
- Hitchhiking
See
- See also: Natural attractions
The main attraction of the outdoors is often the scenery, but there are also activities such as birdwatching and whale watching.
The African flora and fauna is traditionally experienced on a safari.
Do
- Fishing
- Foraging
- Hunting
- Sport
- Water sport
- Winter sport
- Ziplining
- Winter in the Nordic countries
- Winter in North America
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