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Visit a farmers' market -

While it might sound like a summer activity, you'll still find plenty of delicious seasonal produce at your local farmers' market in the fall.

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Take a scenic train ride -

One of the best ways to admire the changing leaves is from the comfort of a train. Choose your destination, and enjoy the railways that pass through gorgeous fall landscapes.

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Jump in a pile of leaves -

Embrace your inner child by diving into a massive pile of leaves. Just be sure to shower afterwards if any dogs enjoy your yard, and check for bugs.

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Make pumpkin art -

Pumpkins are synonymous with autumn. Have fun while decorating them and unleash your creativity. Get some paint, glitter, and glue, and go wild!

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Get away for the weekend -

Rent a cabin or head to a romantic bed and breakfast. Whether in the mountains or in the woods, you'll feel like fall is truly in the air.

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Rent a boat for the afternoon -

Heading out on water is a great way to admire the leaves from a different angle. If you don't own a boat, find one you can rent for the afternoon.

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Curl up with a good book -

With extra downtime during fall, you'll have more time to read. On that next chilly day, grab your blanket, slip on some cozy socks, and enjoy your book.

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Create an autumn wreath -

Sure, you could buy one. But why not work out your creative muscles and make your own? For DIY wreaths, visit your local craft store for all the items necessary.

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Go for a hike -

Lace up your hiking boots and embark on a vibrant autumnal hike. It's a great way to explore the stunning outdoors while welcoming in the new season.

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Light a fall candle -

Is there anything that gets you in the fall mood more than a nice scented candle? Get your home in the right vibe with some pumpkin spice candles.

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Apple picking -

It's definitely autumn when you go apple picking. Don't forget to make some delicious apple pie. You can even make mini versions to share with family and friends.

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Freshen up your wardrobe -

Colder weather means it's time to bring out your warm clothes. It's also a great opportunity to go shopping for some new cozy goodies, like a sweater or a pair of boots.

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Make pumpkin soup -

Enjoy fall's favorite staple by making a delicious and creamy pumpkin soup. Jazz it up by adding some bacon, curry, or lentils.

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Have a fall movie marathon -

There are tons of fall movies that bring all kinds of cozy autumnal vibes. For a date night, go for a romantic comedy. Or you can opt for a scary movie, as fall is also Halloween season.

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Bake cookies -

Indulge that sweet tooth with some homemade cookies. Bonus points if you use leaf-shaped cookie cutters. And while the oven is hot, why not make some cinnamon rolls or a crème brûlée?

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Go camping -

Take advantage of the cooler temperatures, as well as fewer mosquitos, and plan an epic camping trip. There will also be fewer people around, so expect lower rates.

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Have friends over for a big, cozy roast -

Fall is all about entertaining family and friends over a table of delicious food. Make the best of the season with a big roast, and don't forget the vegetarians and vegans.

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Knit a scarf -

Learn the basic knit stitch, and you'll be able to create some cozy scarves for yourself and your loved ones. If you start now, you'll have plenty of holiday gifts for everyone.

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Buy a new planner -

Back-to-school season is officially upon us, so why not get yourself a new planner? Pair with a stack of freshly sharpened pencils, and get ready to write.

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Plant fall flowers -

Celebrate the cooler weather with some autumnal flowers. Now is also the time to plant bulbs that'll pop up when spring arrives.

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Celebrate Oktoberfest -

You might not make it to Germany, but you can still celebrate the traditional fall festival by visiting a local beer garden and enjoying some bratwurst.

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Go antiquing -

There's just something about spending the day searching for treasures at an antique store. There you can find art, furniture, vintage jewelry, and incredible collectables.

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Treat yourself to a new coat -

Step into the season with a new chic coat. Get one that's not as light as summer denim, nor as heavy as a winter coat. You'll look and feel great!

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Go wine tasting -

Fall is a great season to go wine tasting. Most wineries are still open, and you won't have as many people there as in the warmer months. Alternatively, you can also host a cozy wine and cheese night at your place.

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Roast pumpkin seeds -

After you finish carving a pumpkin, clean off the seeds, add the seasonings of your choice, and pop them in the oven until they turn golden brown. You'll have a delicious seasonal treat to munch on!

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Prep your Halloween costume -

Halloween is around the corner, which makes it the perfect time to begin prepping a killer party costume. You can also have some fun DIYing with family and friends.

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Go for a hayride -

Together with pumpkin picking, going on a hayride is also a fun activity at your local farm. It allows the whole family to kick back and relax, while enjoying the sights.

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Go zip-lining -

Just because the weather is cooling doesn't mean you can't be adventurous. Not only is the temperature ideal, but you'll also get an aerial view of the gorgeous fall foliage.

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Volunteer at a food bank -

With the holidays and colder weather approaching, many charities may need extra volunteers. Take the opportunity to help out by volunteering at a local food bank or soup kitchen.

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Collect leaves and pine cones -

Nothing says "I love fall" more than strolling around nature, collecting leaves and pine cones. You can then turn your found treasures into adorable DIY decor. 

Sources: (Good Housekeeping) (Oprah Daily)

See also: Hygge and Scandinavian-style ways to get cozy this fall 

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