Outdoor Activities

Outdoor activities usually mean activities done in nature away from civilization, such as hill walking, hiking, Hunting, backpacking, canoeing, running, kayaking, rafting, climbing, caving, canyoning, and arguably broader groups such as water sports and snow sports. Other similar activities include photography, cycling, kayaking.
Outdoor activities may be pursued for the purposes of enjoying scenery and nature, relieving stress, finding peace in nature, enjoying life and relaxing. They are alternatives to expensive forms of tourism. Outdoor activities are also frequently used as a medium in education and teambuilding.
Types of outdoor activities
Mountain
Activities Forest
Activities Beach & Sea
Activities Fresh Water
Activities Aero
Activities Desert
Activities Family
Activities Cultural & Historical
Activities
Trekking Wildlife safari
Snorkeling Angling Gliding Camel safari Theme park Museum
Rock climbing Camping Scuba diving Canoeing Ballooning Desert Jeep safari Metal Detecting
Mountain cycling Bird watching Parasailing Whitewater rafting
Motorbike expedition Elephant safari Deep sea fishing
Skiing Tree climbing Windsurfing
Snowboarding Water sports
Ice climbing
Canyoning
Contents
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• 1 Trekking
• 2 Rock climbing
• 3 Mountain cycling
• 4 Canyoning

[edit] Trekking
Trekking is all about enjoying a great walking holiday. You can choose whichever type of trek suits you. It could be just a day trip. You could also work out a holiday where you go trekking during the day, but return every night to a lodge for a hot meal and a comfortable bed. The hills and the mountains are alluring and you will soon find yourself addicted to them. Trekking is not a risky affair as far as your health is concerned, but it does demand a certain level of fitness that will enable you to enjoy a good day’s walking, uphill and down. The best preparation for trekking is cycling, swimming, jogging and long walks.