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I really just want to experience the outdoors as much as possible. I'm a cyclist (mountain, in this context), and I used to snowboard, but as a I age these activities feel a bit riskier (meaning I may hurt myself) to me personally. What are some good ways to experienced the outdoors with relatively low risk of injury?

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I don't want to be inside anymore. I was on a river trip this weekend. At some point I was floating in the river and taking in the scenery when I realized I feel like I'm doing nothing most of the time. I work from home, but it definitely has me inside most of the time. I find myself in mood to do whatever I need to, drastic changes, buying equipment, etc, to change this.

I just can't do it anymore. I need to outside doing something. If I need to sneak off during the workday to do so, so be it.

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[โ€“] jennwiththesea 4 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) (1 children)

Swimming/floating in a lake

Fruit picking

Fishing (there are also some places with bounties on invasive fish and other water creatures)

Amateur astronomy

Geocaching

Rockhounding

[โ€“] stopstopimeanit 2 points 1 year ago

Fruit picking is an incredibly underrated activity!