The phrase "doing outdoor activities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to engaging in various recreational or physical activities that take place outside.
Example: "During the summer, I enjoy doing outdoor activities like hiking and biking."
Alternatives: "participating in outdoor pursuits" or "engaging in outdoor recreation".
They are sometimes slow to act, great at managing money, lovers of the outdoors (and of doing outdoor activities such as farming or gardening), very practical and down to earth.
First, I enjoy spending time with my wife, Diana, and three kids, Sara, 19, Brianna, 17, and Frankie, 15, doing outdoor activities like hiking, skiing, and sailing.
The new ads were shot outdoors in Manhattan locations like Park Avenue and the West Village and feature naked women, with censor bars strategically placed, doing outdoor activities like jogging or riding a Vespa scooter.
"The best time for doing outdoor activities is early in the morning," said Charles Brewer, managing partner of Las Catalinas, mentioning cooler temperatures, smoother water and more active wildlife.
Janis says the market of people who want to see themselves on film doing outdoor activities is exploding.
While Fernandez was growing up, kids spent their free time doing outdoor activities.
What to Do Outdoor activities in pristine, uncrowded surroundings are the prime attraction in the Blue Mountains.
"People are coming here to relax, to do outdoor activities," she said.
We like to hike and do outdoor activities, but also enjoy a day on the beach.
Do outdoor activities while you have the chance, because the outlook is not good for the weekend.
His big brother picks on him, his little brother gets away with murder, he loses his best friend to his "back-up" friend, his dad wants him to do outdoor activities and his mum insists on educational enrichment when he just wants to eat rubbish and play video games.
