Walking is the way to go at the Summit. Here are a couple of pointers for taking care of your feet while getting around the 2013 National Scout Jamboree: It’s All About the Shoes While hiking boots provide more support
Ahh, medical forms. They’re always a pain to finish filling out. And that due date always seems to sneak up on us. Speaking of which, the deadline for turning in medical forms for the 2013 National Scout Jamboree is April
The Summit is gearing up for all levels of BMX enthusiasts, whether you’re an actual pro or just testing the rounds for the first time.
In July at the Summit Shakedown we did one of the coolest activities that you can do at the anywhere: we went whitewater rafting.
When most people think high adventure they think of backpacking, rock climbing, and mountain biking. But, as participants at the Summit shakedown learned, high adventure can be much more than the standard fare.
What is going to be like camping at the Summit Bechtel Reserve. This Patrol Z video will give you a good idea.
The Summit, I won’t lie to you, is tough. But it’s that really good kind of tough. There are, however, 5 easy steps to help you have an amazing time, and conquer any challenges.
Scouts from Fleur de Lis District in Southeast Louisiana Council took a weekend hike across the Naval Air Station Pensacola (NAS) in Florida.
Patrol Z reporters used every tool they could to document the Summit Shakedown. Here are a few more pics from their Instagram feed.
Patrol Z reporters Kevin M. and Patrick B. interviewed Summit Director Dan McCarthy during the Summit Shakedown. Watch the video for the inside scoop.