Types of Outdoor Recreational Activities
Note: For activities that fall under several categories of this table, check out the section on this page titled See Also.
| 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 | Amusement park | Indigenous culture |
| Rock climbing | Camping | Scuba diving | Canoeing | Ballooning | Desert Jeep safari | Safari park | Museum |
| Mountain biking | Birdwatching | Parasailing | Whitewater rafting | Metal Detecting | |||
| Motorbike expedition | Elephant safari | Boat fishing | Water sports | Benchmarking (geolocating) | |||
| Skiing | Tree climbing | Windsurfing | Sea Kayaking | ||||
| Snowboarding | Adventure Park | Water sports | |||||
| Ice climbing | |||||||
| Canyoning |
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