Grafton Loop in Maine
The Grafton Loop was a wonderful kosher backpacking experience close to home that is profoundly COVID friendly.
Bear Bags vs. Bear Canisters
After hiking portions of the PCT in Yosemite, the John Muir Trail, the eastern High Peaks in the...
A Parsha Insight, and COVID-19 Hiking
Many a drash on the Torah this weekend will deal with the little alef in “Vayikra.” We’ll hear...
2020 Allergy Season: What Backpackers Should Know
Not to advance stereotypes about Jewish health neurosis, but bubbie wants you to take care of yourself out...
Event: Northville-Placid Trail Thru Hike
June 17-25, 2020 Kosher Backpacker’s Brian Kresge is leading a shomer mitzvot thru hike in the Adirondacks, with...
A Daf Yomi Wilderness Experience
In 2005, I was at the Jacob Javits Center to mark the end of my experience with daf...
Cold Weather Backpacking
And with snow accumulating to around an inch, it was suddenly winter in Maine. I watched with envy...
Sukkot 5780
An Excellent Holiday Entrypoint for Wilderness Backpacking, and to Learn about the Holiday You shall dwell in booths...
Accessible Wilderness
I follow an Appalachian Trail group on Facebook, and a few days ago, there was a post from...
Backpacking with Children
I was reading a piece by Rabbi Jonathan Sacks about priorities as related to Parsha Matot-Masei, where he...