Like many things on the list below, this microadventure can be done walking, running, or cycling. Start by opening up Google maps and looking at the public green spaces near you: city parks, forest reserves, and greenways. How many have you visited in person? Plan a route that links all of the unvisited places together, starting from your door.
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