As I write this we are 180 days away from the opening of the 2013 National Scout Jamboree at the Summit. We remain on track for close to 40,000 attendees as registrations grow and the excitement continues to build. Hopefully
Construction at the Summit continues full steam ahead. Seriously. Check out what’s going on at The Rocks, the Summit’s climbing area. Eldorado Climbing Walls’ ingenuity drops the look and feel of New River Gorge rock right into the Summit. The
Here are three apps I think you’ll be glad you have when you get to The Summit.
So we want to spill a little secret – our challenge course at the Summit provides some big benefits.
Because we overheard on Twitter that we have some Scouts who love journalism, we wanted to get some insider tips for you.
Kayaking or SUP in your wheelhouse? Then sign up for an aquatics staff position and be like Gandalf, imparting wisdom to all who venture into your domain. Maybe we love playing around in water so much because we’re made up
Mountain biking. It’s fun to experience, but hard to describe. You can talk rolling over flowy trails and watching the woods blur by in your periphery. Or picking your way through a gnarly rock garden like a ninja, grinning all
The most important skill is taking careful notes. Go with the “more is more” approach. It’s better to take too many notes or get too many quotes than the opposite.
A piece of rope is like a Swiss Army knife. Without the spoon. But only if you know your knots. Here’s a great tool to learn them.
You can totally tap your inner Ewok at Jambo 2013. Just volunteer to be staff for the zip lines at The Summit during the 2013 Jamboree.