Sunday 27 September is National GetOutside Day and we want to invite you all outside! Please follow government guidelines to keep yourself and your communities safe.
Whether you're going out on your own, or in a bubble, there's so much to explore in the Great British outdoors.
Please note: this video was put together from activities on National GetOutside Day 2019.
As part of Great British Week of Sport, it's our mission to unite the nation by showing you all how good it feels to be outside!
As a thank you for taking part in National GetOutside Day, you could be in with a chance of winning the ultimate adventure bundle from Craghoppers, Bullitt Mobile and OS.
For one prize draw entry, hit the button to join in below and tick the box to enter. As this is a joint OS, Craghoppers and Bullitt Mobile prize draw, we will pass on your details to Craghoppers and Bullitt Mobile. OS will not pass your details onto any other third parties without your consent. The prize draw closes midnight 27 September 2020.
Use OS Maps to find walking, cycling and running routes in your area, plus local green spaces to enjoy outdoors.
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For many of us, going out in a bubble or with others still doesn’t feel safe right now. But there are plenty of places to explore off the beaten track, so we can all find our own secluded spot. Make sure you plan outings, be aware of any risks and don't attempt an activity you're not familiar with. Please check government guidance for the latest information in your area. You can also check our online activity guidance by region.
It’s simple. Just walk out of your front door! Here’s a few helpful steps to get you going...
Invite someone out with you and tell us you're joining in
Download the OS Maps app and get your FREE 1-month subscription with the code GETOUTSIDEDAY.
Start planning what to do on the day! Anything goes, as long as you're outside and hvaing fun!
We'd love to see what you get up to, so tag us on the day using #GetOutsideDay
For many of us, going out in a bubble or with others still doesn’t feel safe right now. But there are plenty of places to explore off the beaten track, so we can all find our own secluded spot. Make sure you plan outings, be aware of any risks and don't attempt an activity you're not familiar with. Please check government guidance for the latest information in your area. You can also check our online activity guidance by region.
We’re excited that so many people are getting behind National GetOutside Day on Sunday 27 September. If you'd like to help us encourage everyone to spend the day outside, download our supporter pack below. Or email GetOutside@os.uk to find out how you can get involved.
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