50 Ways to Connect with Nature this Winter (With or Without Snow) by Go Explore Nature
Living in Los Angeles means weather is not a huge deterrent when it comes to getting the family outside during winter. But I know not all of us are so lucky. In fact, most of you have been facing the coldest winter on record. Honestly, I don’t know how you’re doing it.
As temperatures begin to make a slow comeback into the tolerable range, it’s time to think about braving the Great Outdoors again – no matter where you happen to live.
Connecting with nature this winter doesn’t have to be time consuming or complicated. In a perfect world, it would be as easy as heading out your back door and following your kids’ lead. But for those days when you need a little more inspiration, here are a slew of ideas for connecting with nature this winter – whether or not you’ve got snow in your neck of the woods. And don’t forget that on the worst of days, there are plenty of ways you can connect with nature inside, too.
ABOUT DEBI: Debi Huang is a Los Angeles-based wife, mom and adventure guide for two young boys. Her blog at Go Explore Nature is all about getting kids and families outdoors and connected to nature – whether in your own backyard or beyond.
My specialties are silliness, mess-making and laughing until it hurts or makes you cry. I seek sanity from nature and am always trying to get the boys out in it, too. We love the outdoors, baseball games, road trips, animal encounters and family vacations to anywhere the mood takes us (especially Yosemite).
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