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Welcome to High-Adventure Week on Bryan on Scouting! Our annual celebration of the BSA’s four national high-adventure bases gives a look at how and when to secure a spot for your Scouts. Today, we’re looking at Philmont.
Welcome to High-Adventure Week on Bryan on Scouting! Our annual celebration of the BSA’s four national high-adventure bases gives a look at how and when to secure a spot for your Scouts. Today, we’re looking at Paul R. Christen High Adventure Base at the Summit.
Welcome to High-Adventure Week on Bryan on Scouting! Our annual celebration of the BSA’s four national high-adventure bases gives a look at how and when to secure a spot for your Scouts. Today, we’re looking at Northern Tier.
Welcome to High-Adventure Week on Bryan on Scouting! Our annual celebration of the BSA’s four national high-adventure bases gives a look at how and when to secure a spot for your Scouts. Today, we’re looking at Sea Base.
To help you manage registering for future high-adventure treks, you can log on to a new registration portal.
The biggest factor on choosing a tent is deciding how you’re going to use it.
The first time camping with a Cub Scout can be a little scary, especially if you are a little (or a lot) inexperienced.
There are plenty of reasons to go camping. It’s fun; you can learn new skills; you can relax — but it also has health benefits.
If there is one snack that is just made for the outdoors, it is trail mix.
You’re missing going on campouts since the COVID-19 pandemic has forced the shutdowns of many places. What can you do instead? How about “camping in”?
One Scouting volunteer in New Jersey invented a solution for teaching lashings using a device that fits on a kitchen table.
Don’t hoard water when you’re on a hike. Drink up! Here are some tips for how much to drink and filtering untreated water.
If you only have room in your backpack for 10 items, make it the Ten Essentials. But let’s say you have a little extra space. What’s your 11th Essential?
With free-entrance days and year-round free access for fourth grade Webelos, there’s never been a better — or cheaper — time to visit our national parks.
When a vegetarian Scout joined the troop, a teachable moment emerged — a chance to show Scouts that vegetarian meals can be just as tasty.
Let’s be honest here: finding the perfect tent can be a bit overwhelming.
Do your Scouts want to land on the same pages as some of the most famous Scouts of all time?
Are you ready for #Campsgiving? It’s a time when the Boy Scouts of America encourages units go hiking, camping and cooking traditional Thanksgiving meals outside.
A dining fly is one of the first structures you should put up at camp. But what if you’re in an area away from trees, how do you secure one?
After forming lasting memories in Scouting with her son, this volunteer is getting to experience it all again with her daughter.
Making tight wraps and fraps when tying a square lashing can take some time, but not with this method.
The Scoutmaster approached the patrol leaders’ council with a suggestion. He encouraged the Scouts to select a summer camp that met two basic requirements.
Check out your local Scout Shop tomorrow through Oct. 12 for “Family Camping 101.” You can save 20% on camping gear when you spend $100 or more either online or in-store.
Did you know a clove hitch is essentially two simple knots? When your Scout is tying lashings, all they need
Tying a square knot might be confusing for Scouts. “Right-over-left” or was it “left-over-right?” Here’s how to help them.
The uptick in a rare disease is a reminder to protect you and your Scouts from mosquitoes, especially during dawn and dusk when the insects are most active.
Whipping a rope can be a little tricky. If your Scout is struggling with the traditional method, you can teach them another way, called “West Country whipping.”
Technical skills can be learned in a few weeks. But soft skills like leadership and teamwork? Acquiring those takes the kind of immersion found in Scouting.
Scouters and council leaders are pledging to rebuild Ma-Ka-Ja-Wan Scout Reservation, the beloved Wisconsin camp celebrating its 90th anniversary this
A Scouter in Utah created a 25-square-foot Lego replica of a Scout summer camp to showcase all the amazing things young people can do in Scouting.
