30 Days of Spending More Time in Nature this September
Time in nature is typically time well spent! A little nature time can give us clarity, a break from all the bustle and noise, and a deeper appreciation of the beauty around us.
Our ’30 days of more time in nature’ is a great activity to do this September. With the end of summer and fall arriving, the days are still long enough for evenings outside by yourself or with loved ones. There is a selection of simple activities to simply encourage you to go outside and do something.
For the full calendar, go to the bottom of this post to get the printable.
Here are the 30 suggestions in full. All of these ideas give you a great opportunity for a little more time in nature throughout September.
Have a picnic outdoors (for Labor Day).
Go on a photo walk in a park.
Stargaze in the evening.
Find a spot outdoors where you can journal.
Try geocaching.
Go kayaking or canoeing, or find other water sports you like.
Visit the local botanical garden.
Watch the sunset from a scenic spot.
Visit a waterfall at sunset.
Play some nature sound recordings.
Try to find a sunflower field.
Get a bouquet of seasonal flowers.
Go apple picking.
Have your cup of morning coffee outside.
Go for a walk during your lunch break or after work.
Try an outdoor fitness class in the evening.
Play an outdoor sport like tennis in the evening.
Collect pinecones, leaves, and flowers for a fall wreath.
Go on a scenic hike.
Go bird-watching.
Read a book outdoors.
Find an outdoor café for lunch/after work.
Take a few minutes outdoors to just relax.
Watch a nature documentary.
DIY a bird feeder.
Drive to a peaceful lake for a quiet afternoon.
Go for a walk to collect colorful fall leaves.
Journal about your favorite memory connecting with nature.
Frame your photos of nature from this month.
Get the September time in nature printable here.
You may also enjoy this September creative activities calendar and this fall bucket list.
