Programs
Programs and activities that grow with each age and season.
Each track combines outdoor skills, responsibility, and shared routines so members can build confidence steadily instead of all at once.
Activities
What members do
Across the year, scouts practice navigation, campcraft, cooking over fire, service projects, overnight preparation, and team leadership. Activities stay practical and age-appropriate while keeping a clear connection to the outdoors.
Families are also invited into selected weekends and community gatherings so the wider circle around each member feels part of the experience.
Tracks
Program paths
Ages 7-9
Forest Starters
Early scouting focuses on curiosity, trail habits, simple camp routines, and learning how to move safely and confidently as a group.
Ages 10-12
Pathfinders
Members develop navigation, shelter-building, outdoor cooking, and teamwork through regular patrol tasks and longer day adventures.
Ages 13-16
Expedition Crew
Older youth take on route planning, peer leadership, expedition preparation, and more demanding overnight experiences with support from adult leaders.
All Ages
Family Days
Open weekends bring together scouts, siblings, caregivers, and volunteers for service projects, camp meals, practical workshops, and shared time outdoors.
Season Rhythm
How the year is structured
Autumn centers on skill-building and patrol habits, winter shifts toward resilience and preparation, spring opens into hikes and service weekends, and summer is where camps and longer outdoor experiences come together.
Shared Standards
What every program emphasizes
Safety, participation, respect for nature, and responsibility for one another are carried through every age group. The aim is not only adventure, but dependable growth.