Outdoor Activities

Orienteering turns a map and a compass into a full-blown family sport, sending kids and parents through parks and forests to find hidden checkpoints using nothing but their wits and a few simple tools. It costs almost nothing to try, scales beautifully from a four-year-old on a picture map to a teenager running solo, and builds genuine navigation confidence that lasts a lifetime.

Geocaching turns any trail, park, or neighborhood into a living treasure map. With a free app and a sense of curiosity, families can find hidden containers stashed by other adventurers all over the world on their very first outing.