30 Day Get Outside Path
Build a simple daily outdoor habit, one day at a time.
Your 30 day goal
Step outside, one day at a time.
Build a simple daily outdoor routine and make spending time outside a more consistent part of your everyday life.
One circle at a time
How this Path works
Print your Path
Download your PDF and print it somewhere you will see it.
Complete your goal
Focus on one simple daily action. Nothing more complicated.
Fill one circle
Mark the day complete and watch your progress become visible.
Your download
What's included
Everything you need to start your Path today.
- A4 printable PDF
- US Letter printable PDF
- 30 day outdoor tracker
- Instant digital download
- File format: PDF
Spend more time outside with a 30 day challenge
The 30 Day Get Outside Path is a simple printable outdoor tracker designed to help you spend more time outside and build a consistent daily outdoor routine.
Your goal is simple: spend at least 20 minutes outside each day. When you reach your daily goal, complete one circle on your Path and make your progress visible.
How to use your Get Outside Path
Print your Path and place it somewhere you will see it regularly. Spend at least 20 minutes outside each day and complete one numbered circle whenever you reach your goal.
You can go for a walk, sit outside, spend time in a park, work in the garden or simply step outdoors for a while. The goal is not to complete a specific outdoor activity. It is simply to make time outside a more regular part of your day.
A simple printable outdoor tracker
Building an outdoor habit does not need another app, notification or complicated system. Your printable Get Outside Path gives you one clear daily goal and a simple way to see your progress over 30 days.
Each completed circle moves you one step further along your Path.
Build your routine one day outside at a time
Spending more time outside can start with one simple daily goal. Twenty minutes is a clear and achievable target that can fit into many different routines and outdoor activities.
Start your Path, complete one circle at a time and see how regular time outside can become a more consistent part of your everyday routine.