Granbury KIA

If you're looking for some fun, family activities to do this Labor Day weekend, then keep reading!  1. Hiking - Grab backpacks, comfortable shoes, and layers of clothing and take off on a nature hike at a nearby park or nature reserve.  2. Volunteering - Check in with your local food bank, animal shelter, or religious organization and see what sort of volunteering opportunities they have for the long weekend. 3. Food Festival - Get your taste buds revved up and visit the nearest Labor Day food festival. 4. Local Sporting Event - Root for the home team and attend a local sporting event in your area. 5. Make and Fly Kites - Using a traditional kite pattern, paint and decorate kites using glitter, markers, ribbon, and whatever else you have on hand. Make it a competition and split into teams, challenge one another to see which kite stays in the air the longest.

1. Trail Mix Trail Mix offers the best of all worlds. A little salty, a little sweet. Usually a mixture of nuts, raisins and chocolate, this snack is great at satisfying hunger and providing energy for long road trips.  2. Chips Whether they are potato or pita, chips are a great go-to snack on a road trip. Thick cut or thin, chips offer a satisfying crunch that is sure to quell your hunger. 3. Dried Fruit If you're a road trip wanderer who is watching your waistline, then dried fruit is a perfect snack for you. You can be guilt free as you reach for a bag of dried apples, apricots, or bananas while on the road.