Free Time Ideas
44 activities found
Telemark Skiing
Carve turns with a free heel and a deep genuflecting stance — telemark skiing is the original ski technique, blending the grace of alpine carving with the low, kneeling lunge that gives the sport its unmistakable look.
Nordic Ice Skating
Strap on long-bladed touring skates and glide for miles across wild, black lake ice — Nordic ice skating turns frozen wilderness into an open-ended trail, rewarding endurance, ice-reading skill, and a taste for adventure.
Water Skiing
Grip the tow rope, get pulled up onto skis by a speedboat, and carve across the wake — water skiing rewards balance, leg strength, and timing with a rush of speed skimming over open water.
Snowmobiling
Straddle a powerful sled and rip across snow-covered trails, frozen lakes, or open backcountry — snowmobiling delivers a raw mix of speed, engine roar, and winter wilderness that few other activities can match.
Shooting Range
Fire handguns or rifles at paper or steel targets under a certified range officer's supervision — a focused, adrenaline-tinged activity that rewards a steady hand and careful technique.
Bodysurfing
Catching and riding breaking ocean waves using nothing but your own body — no board needed. Time your swim into the wave's energy and let it sweep you toward shore in a rush of speed.
Canyoning
Follow a river through its carved gorge by swimming, jumping into pools, sliding down natural water chutes, and abseiling over waterfalls — canyoning turns a wild canyon into the world's best waterpark.
Coasteering
Scramble along rocky coastline, leap from cliffs into the churning sea, swim through caves and surge channels — coasteering explores the raw edge where land meets ocean with nothing but a wetsuit and nerve.
Horse Polo
Riders gallop on horseback, swinging long mallets to drive a small ball into the opposing goal — one of the world's oldest team sports, combining speed, physicality, and total mastery of horsemanship.
