Wilderness adventures boldly encountering life,
binding personal enlivenment with Jewish wisdom and practice.
Let's empower one another.
binding personal enlivenment with Jewish wisdom and practice.
Let's empower one another.
Summer 2021 Here We Come
Summer 2020 Memories
COVID-19
We at Lech Lecha ~ לך לך are so grateful to have successfully modeled safe and healthy outdoor gatherings last summer strictly abiding by local and national COVID protocol in consultation with medical professionals.
Here is how we will be making every effort to prevent the spread of COVID-19 this summer:
Here is how we will be making every effort to prevent the spread of COVID-19 this summer:
- Prevention: participants must either have healed from COVID, have been fully vaccinated, or have received a negative COVID test over the 72 hours prior to any Lech Lecha program in addition to confirming that we have not knowingly been exposed or experienced systems thereafter. \
- During Lech Lecha, each participant will have their own utensils throughout the adventure and protocols around food preparation and distribution are strict. Mask wearing is required whenever within two meters of your neighbor.
- Tent Pods. We will be sharing tents in groups of two and three. This is necessary in order to be sustainably carry our gear on our backs. Participants are asked to agree to pod-up with another participant. You may request to do so with a friend with whom you are treking or will be paired up with a new friend (you can request that this new friend is vaccinated or has been through COVID on the registration form). If you are uncomfortable with this setup, there is an option to request a single-person tent on the registration form.
Testimonials
"We are a generation of seekers. People are striving for community and for connection-whether that is to friends, partners, family, Gd, the earth. This journey facilitated so much inner reflection and outward joy for me and I hope and believe it did for many others."
- Rebecca Neril
"Lech~Lecha made me feel confident that the role I play in a group - and, by extension, in the world - is essential. This experience will encourage me to use my voice in a more constructive way to help better the world. That feeling came directly from some of the sharing we did on a one-on-one basis throughout the trip."
- Zach Subar
- Rebecca Neril
"Lech~Lecha made me feel confident that the role I play in a group - and, by extension, in the world - is essential. This experience will encourage me to use my voice in a more constructive way to help better the world. That feeling came directly from some of the sharing we did on a one-on-one basis throughout the trip."
- Zach Subar