Summit Director Dan McCarthy fills you in on the details of canopy tours and zip lines you’ll find at the jamboree — an just exactly what that means.
The national jamboree is a “rite of passage” that all Scouts and Venturers should experience as they progress to the apex of leadership and character.
Progress on jamboree activity facilities is exploding. Here are the latest details on how much, how many and how far for figuring your jamboree fun factor.
I didn’t know much about mountain biking when I first arrived at the Summit. I soon realized I’d better study up when it became clear this would be one of the defining challenge events on the site. It turns out,
Whitewater rafting is the most fun you can possibly have while sopping wet.
We all know that.
But, have you wondered: What age do you have to be to go rafting?
The Summit has big plans for big rocks. And by this, we are talking about the activity area for climbing, which will allow you to boulder, top-rope climb and/or rappel when you visit for the 2013 National Scout Jamboree.
When Troop 108 raises funds to go to Florida Sea Base, they don’t mess around. What cool or innovative fundraisers is your unit planning?
Are you excited for the Summit? Because, you know, it’s not that far away! Read more for some high adventure facts.
You’ve heard about Mayhem Mountain, and how you can catch some big air at the Summit’s high-adventure basecamp for BMX and skateboarding. But just in case that isn’t your style, there is another way you can fly at the 2013 jamboree.
Located in northern Minnesota and in Canada, Northern Tier is your adventure headquarters of the north.