Ramah in the Rockies

Ramah in the Rockies offers Ta'am Ramah, Ilanot, Metaylim, Sollelim, Bogrim, Sayarim, and JOLI. The program schedule includes wake up at 7:00 AM, breakfast, prayers, cleaning and morning prep, activities, lunch and song session, a rest hour, more activities, age group active Jewish learning, free time, dinner and dancing, bedtime prep, and a calming activity and good night.

Programs

• Ta'am Ramah — Entering Grades 2 & 3 · 4 days and 3 nights
• Ilanot — Entering Grades 3 & 4
• Metaylim — Entering Grades 5 & 6
• Sollelim — Entering Grades 7 & 8 · Two weeks; four weeks option also mentioned
• Bogrim — Entering Grades 8 & 9
• Sayarim — Entering Grade 10
• JOLI — Entering Grade 11

At a glance

• Ages: 7–17 years old
• General schedule: Typical base camp schedule includes wake up at 7:00 AM, breakfast 7:40-8:20 AM, prayers 8:30-9:30 AM, cleaning/morning prep 8:30-9:20 AM, activities 10:00-11:00 AM and 11:10-12:10 PM, lunch and song session 12:20-1:00 PM, rest hour 1:10-2:10 PM, activities 2:20-3:20 PM and 4:40-5:40 PM, age group active Jewish learning 3:30-4:30 PM, free time 5:40-6:10 PM, dinner and dancing 6:15-7:00 PM, bedtime prep 7:00-7:50 PM, calming activity and good night 8:30-9:00 PM.

About the provider

Ramah in the Rockies describes itself as the only kosher outdoor adventure camp in the country with an intensive Jewish program. It says it strives to nurture the character development of Jewish youth through physical, intellectual, social, emotional, and spiritual challenge. Ta'am Ramah provides a shuttle for campers at the Hebrew Education Alliance in Denver on the first and last days, and overnight excursions use meals prepared by the group on camping stoves or over open fires.

What families say

“Our daughter went for two weeks and came back positively glowing! In just 14 days, she is like a different kid. We are amazed by what she did, love hearing her stories, and are still a bit stunned about the entire experience. It exceeded our highest expectations.” — Dan, Camp parent

“Over 300 campers and counselors exuberantly sing and dance after the Shabbat meal. I am smack in the middle of so much positive energy, our arms around each other as together we lead the Hebrew songs. I am completely at home here, part of a community of people who passionately share my interests and my values, at my home away from home.” — Noah, Staff member

“We’re so thankful for the way you’ve enhanced our daughter’s connection to Judaism and Israel. It’s not just the fun activities she remembers, but the meaningful lessons and deeper understanding of her heritage. We couldn’t have asked for a better environment for her to grow, learn, and strengthen her identity.” — Sara, Camp parent

Last updated August 20, 2026.