This indicator tracks participation in nature-based recreation in the Puget Sound region during winter, spring, fall and summer seasons. Recreational activities tracked are limited to those within the scope of Puget Sound recovery and include both passive and active recreational activities, such as wildlife-watching, fishing, bicycling, boating, and swimming.

• About 82% of respondents engaged in some sort of outdoor activity at least five days per month.
• Only about 2% of respondents said they did not engage in any outdoor activity provided.
• The most frequent activities in all years and seasons were gardening/yardwork, followed by the use of paved and unpaved paths or trails for walking, running, and biking.
• There have been no statistically significant differences between the frequency of any activities since 2018.