Summit Progress Surprises Scouters [Video]
When we said we’d get this massive high-adventure project done in time for the 2013 National Jamboree, we meant it!
When we said we’d get this massive high-adventure project done in time for the 2013 National Jamboree, we meant it!
…we’ve largely transitioned from the relatively slow work of moving dirt and laying underground utilities to the much more rapid work of putting the program venues together.
There is something new and exciting coming to this jamboree. The 2013 is allowing Venturers as participants for the very first time!
“The first thing I noticed were spectacular mountains, rugged trails, and a gorgeous view.”
Unless you’ve camped in West Virginia previously, you may not be aware of the wildlife challenges common at the Summit.
The Summit, I won’t lie to you, is tough. But it’s that really good kind of tough. There are, however, 5 easy steps to help you have an amazing time, and conquer any challenges.
Currently in the planning stages are a Leadership Excellence Center, a Better Body Better Life Center, and a Technology Center.
We’ve arranged the fascinating facts and figures in a handy, dandy infographic to get those mind wheels of yours spinning.
It’s official: You can see the Summit Bechtel Reserve on Google Maps and Google Earth. Check out these bird’s eye views of the home of the national jamboree.
Want to try SUP (stand-up paddleboarding)? What about a water obstacle course? Into kayaking? How about breathing underwater as a scuba diver?