If you’ve been looking for a fun way to soak up summer as a family while making memories outdoors, the WinterKids 25 Days of Outdoor Movement Challenge is exactly what you need! This month-long adventure is all about getting your family outside every single day and discovering just how easy (and fun!) it can be to stay active together.

Whether you have toddlers in tow or big kids who love adventure, this challenge gives you 25 days of fresh-air fun. Best of all? You can win awesome prizes just for participating!


How It Works

From August 1–31, you and your family will complete at least one outdoor activity each day. You don’t need fancy gear or long road trips—just a willingness to head outside and explore!

Here’s how you can join:

  1. Download the free digital guide – Packed with 100+ activity ideas, tips, and printables.
  2. Track your progress – Use the provided tracker to write down each day’s activity.
  3. Complete 25 days – Once your tracker is full, snap a picture and submit it online.

When you complete the challenge, you’ll be entered to win incredible prizes like:

  • $250 L.L. Bean gift card
  • family rafting trip for four with Northern Outdoors
  • family climbing package from Salt Pump Climbing Co.
  • Hiking gear, running kits, gift sets, and more from Maine Outdoor Brands

Registration is open July 21–August 13, and entries must be submitted by September 7.

👉 Sign up and download your guide now at winterkids.org/25-days-of-movement


Need Inspiration? Follow Along With Us!

I’ll be participating in the challenge too, sharing our family’s favorite outdoor adventures all month long. From hikes and nature walks to backyard play and evening bike rides, we’ll show you how simple it is to log your daily movement.

Be sure to follow along on Instagram @LakeRegionKidsCalendar for:

  • Daily inspiration and activity ideas
  • Quick tips for making the challenge fun for all ages
  • Motivation to help you hit all 25 days

Why Join?

This challenge is about more than just prizes—it’s about creating habits that help your family connect with nature, each other, and the amazing state of Maine. A few minutes outside can turn into a lifetime love of the outdoors.

Plus, with more than 100 easy, budget-friendly activity ideas in the digital guide, you’ll never run out of ways to play outside together.


Ready to Get Started?

Don’t wait—registration closes August 13! Grab your digital guide, print your tracker, and start dreaming up your family’s 25 days of outdoor fun.

👉 Register for free here

Then follow @LakeRegionKidsCalendar on Instagram and Facebook for ideas, encouragement, and community as we all Play the Maine Way together. Let’s get moving!


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I’m Lauren


I am a lifelong Mainer and the creator of Lake Region Kids Calendar! As a mom of two living and playing in the Sebago Lake Region, I love staying active indoors and outdoors, sharing local hidden gems, and highlighting the kid and family friendly events and activities that make our community special.

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