Healthy Autumn Fun Buck List to Enjoy This Season

Fall is your last chance to get out there before the snow makes it more challenging. When the breeze turns cooler, we’re often scrambling to get outside and enjoy the colorful autumn season before we retreat indoors for winter.

I wanted to share a Fall Fun Bucket List for you to print off and use over the next month or two before the cold settles in.

Visit a pumpkin patch and take one home (and roast your pumpkin seeds)
Pick some apples (and turn them into a healthy baked apple dessert)
Make some healthy chili in your slow cooker (and come home to dinner already done)
Take photos of the fall foliage (turn them into canvas prints for gifts for loved ones)
Shop at your local farmer’s market (and pick seasonal fall veggies to cook in your kitchen)
Use your fire pit or build a bonfire (gather around it with loved ones)
Go hiking (the autumn surroundings are different even on your favorite trails)
Update your skincare routine to be more autumn-friendly (heavier formulas will lock in hydration even as the wind gets chillier)
Organize your sweaters and cold weather clothes (donate anything that doesn’t fit or you have had lodged in your closet for years)
Make s’ mores using dark chocolate (and use a banana instead of graham crackers for a low-carb option)
Get a good book (and read it outside)
Make yourself a healthy warm fall beverage (perfect for better immunity)
Have an autumn-themed movie night
Make popcorn and season with olive oil and dill for a healthy snack
Make your coffee by sprinkling ground cinnamon on top
Create dried flower bouquets for autumn
Look for volunteering opportunities near you
Use cozy essential oils to set the mood (cinnamon and clove are always a great choice)
Go for at least one bike ride before the snow covers the trails
Start a journal (and make it about gratitude)

Take this bucket list for healthy fall fun and see how many things you can do before that first snow falls.

You can also download this list when you right-click on the image and then “Save Image As.”

Also, thank you for being part of my community. I want to share with you some cooking inspiration for the fall. Use this link to grab my simple crockpot fall recipes.