Outdoor — Tobias Strunz

More than two dozen bushcraft trips since 2011. Each one documented with photos — winter hot tents, summer hammocks, spring biwaks, and the occasional kayak-and-tent combo. Hiking and walking in nature remain a daily pleasure; structured sport gave way to camp craft and estate rituals long ago.

Outdoor time is not only movement — fire + food turn a slot into an event. Days outside, evenings by the fire.

Trip galleries

Garden Overnighter

First night out with the new clamping tent — a freestanding shelter for quick garden and trail camps without the full hot-tent setup.

Summer Overnighter

Paddled out and pitched a tent by the water — the rare kayak-and-camp combo for a warm summer night off-grid.

Summer Overnighter

Light and fast: a hammock slung between trees for a mild summer evening under the canopy.

Spring Overnighter

First hammock trip of the season as the forest greened up — minimal kit, maximum quiet.

Winter Overnighter

Wood stove humming inside a canvas hot tent, snow piled outside — cozy deep-winter camping.

Winter Overnighter

Hot tent and stovepipe against the cold — a warm shelter in a snow-covered forest.

Spring Overnighter

Hammock night in early-season woods — testing gear as the weather turned mild again.

Autumn Overnighter

Simple bivvy setup among falling leaves — a stripped-back autumn night outdoors.

Summer Overnighter

Warm-weather bivvy under the stars — the essence of lightweight overnight camp craft.

Winter Overnighter

A hardy winter bivvy — minimal shelter, cold air, and a well-earned fire.

Summer Overnighter

Tarp pitched low and a bivvy beneath — classic summer minimalist shelter off-grid.

Summer Overnighter

Tarp-and-bivvy summer night — learning the craft of doing more with less.

Autumn Overnighter

Crisp autumn bivvy in the woods — fire, food, and a quiet night out.

Spring Overnighter

A straightforward spring tent camp — reliable shelter for changeable early-season weather.

Summer Overnighter

An early summer tarp-and-bivvy trip — the roots of a long bushcraft habit.

Winter Overnighter

Where it started: a cold winter bivvy off-grid, the first documented overnighter.