Got your backpack? Reusable water bottle? Especially this year, consider getting outdoors for spring break. The more time you can spend outdoors, the safer you’ll be, public health experts suggest. But that doesn’t necessarily mean a backpacking or RV trip, although those options can be a lot of fun. You can hit the slopes or the links. Try a new roller coaster or two. Explore a national park you haven’t visited before. Learn something new about America’s first president at Mount Vernon, George Washington’s home, as we celebrate Presidents’ Day. With our partners at Family Travel Forum, we have just published Spring Break Ideas to Meet Every Family’s Wish List. Of course, travel this year is more complicated because of the pandemic. If you are heading out of the country, make sure you have the latest information on what is required for entry. Know that you and children over 2 will need …