Here at the Summit, we’ve been cooking up a little something for you. No, we haven’t mentioned it on the blog yet. Why not? Well, we love surprises and feel this is a mighty good one. We know a lot
I keep hearing the question, “Why don’t we have hot showers at the Summit?” I can answer that with one word: sustainability.
I joined Scouting as a Cub Scout in, well, let’s just say it was over a half-century ago. I’ve been active in Scouting ever since, having served at the unit, district, council, regional and national levels.
Spring fever is setting in here in the New River Gorge, and that means it’s time to get the chain oiled up on the bikes.
There will be gallons of different ways to get wet at the jamboree. Will you be able to jump into them all in 10 days?
At the mountain biking Adventure Area in Adventure Valley you can try your new skills on a world-class series of biking trails. Too bad you won’t have time to ride them all in one jamboree experience – because there’s over thirty miles of them!
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.
Ask yourself, are you prepared? Just in case you answered “no,” here are a few suggestions to get you started as we move into spring.
Is shooting sports a favorite Scouting activity of yours? Read more to find out specific details about shooting sports at the Summit.
Are you excited for the Summit? Because, you know, it’s not that far away! Read more for some high adventure facts.