Eight winter gear items to help keep you warm

Stay warm during your next winter camping trip with one of eight great gear items.

Heat up winter camping with tips from Northern Tier’s Okpik training

When the temperature plummets, the fun begins at Northern Tier High Adventure Base. The Okpik Cold Weather Leader Program helps teach adults how to make fourth-season camping more accessible in their hometowns.

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Stuck in the snow? How to get your car out

What will get your car to go in the ice and snow.

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A total-body workout to get you ready for ski season

A total-body workout for the slippery slope of winter adventure.

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Hot tips for cold-weather fun

Keep it simple, and make it fun. A well-planned cabin camping experience can provide a fun, safe venue where Cub Scouts can warm to the outdoors—even when it’s cold out.

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Hike California’s Lost Coast

Test your mettle on a long winter hike in the King Range National Conservation Area.

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Freezing Cold, Burning Calories

The council Scout executive in northern Wisconsin provides a worthy incentive for Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, and Venturers to maintain a monthly schedule of active, outdoor events.

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A Wisconsin Winter Weekend

Boy Scouts and Venturers learn the basics of cold-weather camping during a weekend of hiking, cross-country skiing, and sleeping inside snow caves.

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Adirondack Adventure

In the dead of winter with temperatures far below zero, Troop 610 Scouts strap on snowshoes and crampons to climb some of the tallest peaks in New York State.

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