Get to the Summit Bechtel Reserve this summer for VenturingFest 2016
Billed as a “Scouting experience unlike any other,” VenturingFest 2016 is a national gathering of Venturers, held at one of the coolest spots in Scouting.
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Billed as a “Scouting experience unlike any other,” VenturingFest 2016 is a national gathering of Venturers, held at one of the coolest spots in Scouting.
Philmont, Northern Tier and the Summit Bechtel Reserve each have openings for summer 2016. At Florida Sea Base, the lottery for 2017 spaces is now open.
When Scouts and Venturers descend on the Paul R. Christen National High Adventure Base at SBR, they’ll be among the first in the BSA to try crossbows.
“It’s a story of five boys adventuring together.” Friends from Troop 820 of Chapel Hill, N.C., have seen Scouting take them to every high-adventure base.
The Paul R. Christen High Adventure Base is the newest jewel in the BSA’s crown, offering the biggest concentration of high-adventure activities anywhere.
For attending all four bases, Owen Buzan of the National Capital Area Council became the first recipient of the Grand Slam of High Adventure Award.
Scouts and adults who visit three or four BSA national high-adventure bases can earn the Grand Slam or Triple Crown of National High Adventure awards.
2017 National Jamboree registration is now open. Get ready, because 2017 will be here before you can say “Live Scouting’s Adventure.”
The Summit Bechtel Reserve is seeking portraits of Scouts to be a part of a new exhibit at the Scott Visitor Center.
The bike maker Trek has recalled almost 1 million bicycles. But those Trek bikes used at the Summit Bechtel Reserve are not included in the Trek recall.
The Philmont Leadership Challenge and Summit Leadership Challenge apply the skills acquired in Wood Badge to an outdoor experiential learning environment.
Summit Bechtel Reserve signs were named Best Sign Systems of 2015 by the appropriately named industry magazine called Signs of the Times.
Current and former Summit Bechtel Reserve staffers are invited to become charter members of the Summit Bechtel Reserve Staff Association.
If you’re looking to attend Northern Tier, Philmont, Sea Base or the Summit Bechtel Reserve in 2015 or 2016, I’ve got the details you need.
The 2017 National Scout Jamboree will feature the theme “Live Scouting’s Adventure,” with a logo that embraces the energy of the Summit Bechtel Reserve.
West Virginia voters approved an amendment that allows the Summit Bechtel Reserve to host non-Scouting groups while maintaining its tax-exempt status.
The youngest of the BSA’s national high-adventure bases, the Summit still boasts a rich history. Take a look at the coverage of the base in Scouting magazine starting in 2010.
The Summit Bechtel Reserve’s 2015 offerings come in three flavors: national high-adventure base, national Scout camp and national training center.
All four national BSA high-adventure bases now qualify for the Triple Crown award. And there’s a new honor: the Grand Slam of National High Adventure.
The Triple Crown award honors those who have participated in a high-adventure program at three national high-adventure bases, but what about the Summit?
Better transportation, more time off, a staff village and warmer showers? That’s just some of what’s in store for volunteers at the 2017 National Jamboree.
On June 8, 2014, the first Scouts arrived at the Paul R. Christen National High Adventure Base at the Summit in West Virginia.
It almost seems unfair. A few older teens and 20-somethings will work at Northern Tier, Philmont, Sea Base or the
This summer, while everyone else is stuck at home or the office, treat yourself and your Scouting family and friends to a
Start a fire or grab a blanket before viewing these stunning new images of the Summit Bechtel Reserve in winter.
The guys at Dude Perfect, with 3.4 million YouTube subscribers to their name, visited the Summit Bechtel Reserve for a round of extreme trick shots.
I can think of no higher praise than the words used today to describe the Summit’s Sustainability Treehouse. Alissa Walker,
As any sports fan will tell you, numbers don’t always tell the whole story. Earlier this month, I shared the
After I posted this heartfelt letter from a mom about her son’s jamboree experience, even more positive jamboree anecdotes poured in.
Connecticut Scouter Gary had just finished a “wonderful week serving on the national jamboree staff” when he returned to the