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21 Fall Bucket List Ideas and Bullet Journal Inspirations

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As autumn settles in, it’s the perfect time to explore new Bullet Journal page ideas that celebrate the season. One of my favorite ways to capture the essence of fall is by crafting a detailed Fall bucket list in my journal.

From cozy activities like sipping hot cider and baking pies, to adventurous outings like leaf-peeping and pumpkin picking, there’s so much magic to document. In this post, you’ll find a treasure trove of ideas to inspire your own list, along with creative Bullet Journal bucket list page inspirations.

Grab your journal and let’s dive into the beauty of fall together!

Fall is an amazing time of the year – all the beautiful colors, cozy sweaters, and pumpkin-smelling candles.

It’s that time of the year when you can wear your cozy sweater, but you also can actually go outside and enjoy the weather without freezing your ass.

Basically one of the best times of the year!

Of course, it depends on where you live – in Saint Petersburg, fall was usually pretty just for a week before it became SUPER cold and very very wet, while in Beijing the entire season lasted for a week.

However, Fall happens in your hometown, it’s still a great time with tons of activities that absolutely deserve a bucket list!

And be sure to scroll until the end and get some FREE Bullet Journal printables to help you create many different pages in your journal to use right away.

Why Do You Need A Bucket List

We all know what’s a bucket list – a list of things you really want to do. But why create one and especially create one seasonally?

Well, each season is beautiful in its own way and has its own seasonal activities that are super fun.

If you create a bucket list, you’ll make sure that you do enjoy all of these and actually see the beauty of the season, not just the drawbacks.

Fall can be a difficult season with everything changing, it affects people a lot both mentally and physically. So, it’s nice to stay positive and see the good in this time with a bucket list.

A bucket list also helps you to be more mindful and live more in the moment. It allows you to take a break and remember where you are, to take a second, and spend it on something you like.

With the rush of modern life, it’s so easy to get consumed by your work and other obligations and miss the little things that make you happy. A bucket list will help you to snap out of it and enjoy the season.

How To Create A Bucket List

To be honest, there are no rules here; you do you! 

But if you’re a beginner, here are a few tips on how you can get the most out of your bucket list.

  • Think of what you want

There are tons of things you can do (just check the list below for some ideas), but you won’t have the time to do it all. Even though everything sounds amazing – take a minute to pick and choose activities that you know you love and will bring you joy.

  • Create a plan of action

Just writing a bucket list is a great step, but you should try to do a bit more. To make sure you complete at least a few points of your list – create an action plan. It might not be a very detailed one, but at least have a general idea of how and when you can do it.

  • Commit to it

Finally, be sure you commit to your plans. It’s important you stay motivated and always keep in mind to find time to do the things you love. You don’t have to do everything on your list, but set a goal to do at least 3 things.

The most important thing, however, is to have fun! Your bucket list is there to ensure you enjoy yourself and live your life to the fullest.

Fall Bucket List Ideas

Before we look into inspirations from different Instagram creators, here are a few ideas on what you might want to add to your Fall bucket list:

  1. A walk in a park to enjoy the bright colors of nature
  2. Pumpkin treats and desserts
  3. DIY decor from colorful leaves
  4. Go to a pumpkin patch
  5. Carve a pumpkin
  6. Have some apple cider
  7. Have some roasted chestnuts
  8. Run through a pile of leaves
  9. Watch a scary movie
  10. Go apple picking
  11. Go on a hayride
  12. Visit a Fall festival
  13. Eat a caramel apple
  14. Go to a corn maze
  15. Roast marshmallows
  16. Make chili
  17. Buy some scented candles
  18. Take Fall photos
  19. Make a tie fleece blanket
  20. Go to a haunted house
  21. Go on a hike
  22. Watch a football game
  23. Roast pumpkin seeds
  24. Fall-themed cooking class
  25. Black Friday shopping
  26. Watch a drive-in movie
  27. Walk with an umbrella on a rainy day
  28. Drink hot chocolate
  29. Big family dinner
  30. Indulge in candy
  31. Attend a bonfire

What would you add to your Fall bucket list? Let us know in the comments!

Now that you’re ready to create your own beautiful Fall bucket list, let’s look at some stationery you might need to create a perfect one.

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Stationery Recommendations

Let’s have a quick chat about stationery, specifically supplies that will help you create beautiful Fall themed pages.

Here are my favorites, especially for Fall themes:

  • Sakura Pigma Micron – a great fineliner is a must-have for any Bullet Journal spread, and these are some of the best for sure!
  • Tombow Dual Brush Pens – they have a lot of beautiful colors, including different shades of orange and other Fall beauties. Plus, they are great for adding color and brush lettering!
  • Colorful Paper Notepad – especially a kraft paper one, but I like the others as well. These notepads have 160 GSM paper and come with a dot grid, so there are a lot of fun ways you can use them. You can also get 10% off with my code MASHA10.
  • Washi Tape – there are many wonderful washi tapes out there, and you can definitely find some that would fit our aesthetics, but I think these ones are something special and always add style to Fall-themed pages.
  • Tombow Fude Pens – brush lettering adds style and character to any Bullet Journal spread, and I think it would be amazing for Fall-themed pages as well.

Ok, you’ve got your supplies ready so let’s look at some inspirations on how you can create a beautiful bucket list in your Bullet Journal.

Fall Bucket List Inspirations

Finally, here are some Fall bucket list spreads to inspire you when creating your own.

It can be a simple list, or you can go extra creative and add doodles and drawings.

While you can include it into your Bullet Journal, it also might be cool to put it up somewhere, so it always cheers you up and reminds you of all the cool things you get to experience.

Free Bullet Journal Printables

I hope you found the inspiration you were looking for in this post, and before you leave, I wanted to remind you to get access to tons of different types of FREE Bullet Journal printables that can help you explore more all the things you can do with your BuJo.

You can find them all in the Resources Vault.

If you don’t have access yet, you can always sign up in the form below.

Once you confirm your subscription, you’ll get the password to get 50+ free Bullet Journal printables, stickers, and worksheets to use right away.

If you’ve never used printables before, be sure to check my post How To Use Printables In Your Bullet Journal.

It’s pretty basic, and you can find all the supplies you need in my post Supplies For Using Bullet Journal Printables.

More Resources

Are you looking for some more ideas and inspiration to try out in the fall? I’ve got you covered with some fantastic and beautiful ideas to enjoy this cozy season.

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>>> Have you ever had a bucket list? What do you have in your Fall one? Share with us in the comments!

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