HOURSTOSPARE

Everyone has probably seen that quote by Henry David Thoreau and it still rings true today I believe he was talking about how being in nature can be calming, inspiring and empowering Of course, we can just call it a walk in the woods but in essence, it is the very definition of microadventure, a small measure of time doing something you enjoy in the outdoors Squeeze in a paddleboard session in the early morning. Go for a bike ride with your kid. Take the dirt road to the next town. You might see some wildlife, get some exercise, or strengthen a connection with your friends or loved ones.

Microadventures can take many different forms, from camping overnight in a nearby park, to hiking a local trail, to trying a new outdoor activity like rock climbing or kayaking. They can be done alone or with friends, and can last anywhere from a few hours to a few days.