This is just a friendly reminder to complete your curriculum choices for the 2013 National Scout Jamboree by May 14, 2013. Still undecided? Check out the curriculum posts right here on the Summit Blog to get a better idea of
If you dig shooting sports and variety, you’ll dig The Barrels. There are tons of ways to test your marksmanship this summer at the 2013 National Scout Jamboree. If you select this curriculum, you get a 4-hour priority access pass
At The Trax, explore the pure joy of rolling on two wheels over primo BMX terrain. Rollers, berms and downhill courses are calling your name. BMX Curriculum When you arrive at The Trax, you’ll receive your gear and safety training.
Water is everywhere—there’s no escaping it. Going with the flow? That’s all about water. If you can’t beat it—and really, why would you want to?—you might as well join it by learning as many ways to enjoy good old H20
Archery rules. Robin Hood. Green Arrow. Katniss Everdeen. Famed archers, all. Sure, they’re fictional characters, but still. What if you could get a taste of that archery awesomeness? Well, you can. In addition to sporting arrows, you can try your
We’ve got the lowdown on The Rocks climbing curriculum coming on line for the 2013 National Scout Jamboree. We’re not talking about clones of this guy; we’re talking about a rock climbing setting and curriculum specially made for the Summit
Once signed up for a curriculum event, a Scout or Venturer will have a reserved spot in the class. As far as electives go, they will be able to visit any activity area they choose during their free time.
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?