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Letters to the editor

The below letters to the editor were submitted in response to Scouting magazine’s March-April and January-February editions. Something on your mind? Submit your own letter to the editor. Bigfoot’s Big Lesson Thanks for printing the informative article about Leave No Trace …

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Rebuilding after Hurricane Irene

See how Pamlico Sea Base has rebuilt its campgrounds since experiencing the wrath of Hurricane Irene in 2011.

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Councils offering All-Terrain Vehicle program

Check out this list of councils offering the new All-Terrain Vehicle program in 2012.

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Councils offering Personal Watercraft program

Find a full list of the councils offering Personal Watercraft programs.

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Read an excerpt from Andrew Skurka’s ‘Ultimate Hiker’s Gear Guide’

Editor’s note: In his new book, Andrew Skurka, National Geographic Adventure and Outside magazine’s Adventurer of the Year, shows readers how to efficiently and effectively plan for an adventure. The book, The Ultimate Hiker’s Gear Guide: Tools and Techniques to Hit the …

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Meet the Scouting magazine team

J. Warren Young, Publisher Warren earned an undergraduate degree from Harvard University and his MBA in Marketing from New York University. After a 20-year career in New York publishing, with firms such as Time-Life, American Heritage, Random House, and Doubleday and …

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A backstage pass to the World Scout Jamboree

After reading Senior Editor Bryan Wendell’s first-person account of the 2011 World Scout Jamboree in Sweden, check out more great World Jamboree content below. First, watch this exclusive video: Then catch up on Bryan’s blog posts Did you miss Bryan’s …

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SummitCorps trail celebrated by hikers and cyclists

The Arrowhead Hike and Bike Trail, a 12.8-mile pathway located just north of the Summit Bechtel Family National Scout Reserve in West Virginia, is now open to cyclists and hikers.

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