Sometimes it can feel hard to spend time outdoors, whether it’s because your schedule is too busy, you don’t feel like you have anything to do, or just aren’t inclined to going out in the cold! However, the physical and mental health benefits make it more than worth taking the time to immerse yourself in nature. To help you get started, here are some of our top tips on how to spend more time outdoors in 2025.
Why Is Spending Time Outdoors Important?
Before discussing how to spend more time outdoors, it’s worthwhile to outline why you should get out there in the first place. There are plenty of physical and mental health benefits to getting stuck into your favourite outdoor activities. Whether you dabble in paddleboarding or hiking, exercising outdoors is a great way to increase your physical fitness outside of the gym and there are plenty of studies that link exposure to the outdoors with a significant reduction in stress levels and heightened creativity.
Find An Outdoor Hobby That You Love
The key to finding the motivation to spend more time outdoors is to find yourself an outdoor hobby that you really enjoy. If you’re excited about the prospect of getting outside regularly for a hobby - whether that be paddleboarding, cycling or even something as simple as walking - it becomes more of a treat than a chore. Get out there and try new things. Find beginner events on social media or join local groups to discover your outdoor passion.
Embrace All Four Seasons
One of the biggest hurdles to consistently spending more time in the outside world is seasonal weather. Changing your mindset from staying inside during colder months to making the most of them can be a real challenge, but pushing yourself to learn to love the variety of activities you can undertake in different seasons can be a really rewarding experience. Instead of staying in, why not layer up and give trail running or open water swimming a go this winter?
We believe that life’s better by the water, but even hardened outdoor enthusiasts often cut short their time near the water because it’s cold or wet. However, the transitional moments before or after a swim/run/paddle can offer some of the most relaxing and reflective periods when being outdoors which is why we have curated a range of changing products that help elevate these experiences.