We like to go for bike rides around town, especially to the Saturday farmer's market. We're fortunate to live in an area where there is a lot of greenspace and where the university's research forest (public land) is right up against city limits. There are a number of trails within 10 minutes of my house, and we take advantage of this frequently. Camping is another interest of ours. My SO has taught me a lot about the outdoor life (I was a complete n00b when we met), and I've come to really enjoy it. We went camping over spring break, and he said, "Well, look at you, camper girl!" as I was busy arranging our gear in the tent. My SO is not a huge fan of car camping, and so anywhere we camp invariably involves a short hike (1/2 mile or so--remember, I'm a beginner!). We're looking to get more into backpacking this summer; he is a very experienced backpacker with many multiday (some multiweek!) trips under his belt. There are a couple trips we're eyeing as possibilities. I just need boots and I'm good to go. We also like going on walks around town. We live in a very walkable city and we take advantage of that, too. Additionally, we play together on recreation league ultimate frisbee teams, and play the occasional game of disc golf. And we're getting a canoe this summer! I just need to figure out how to get it to my house.
Where we live just encourages people to be active by its setting alone, but the city also does a good job of making sure the infrastructure is there to enable people to be active (good parks, sports fields, tennis courts, bike trails and paths, interpretive trails, playgrounds, sports teams, disc golf course, recreation center, and even a
fitness trail.