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Survive This! The myths and mistakes of TV and movies

By Les Stroud

On far too many occasions, survival TV shows highlight bogus and downright life-threatening stunts.

Cool Camps: Camp Gorsuch

By Michael Freeman

Set on 24 acres at the base of Bear Mountain, Camp Gorsuch gives Scouts a true Alaskan experience.

Tips to remember when animal-proofing your campsite

By Cliff Jacobson

I’ve guided more than 100 wilderness trips in remote parts of North America, and no animal has ever robbed me of my food. Why? Because I keep smellables where animals can’t see — or smell — them.

Scouting Show and Tell: Face-covering flair

By Michael Freeman

During the pandemic, leaders represented Scouting through their face coverings.

5 things we learned from Northern Tier’s associate director of program

By Aaron Derr

Based out of Ely, Minn., Northern Tier offers wilderness canoe trips, backcountry experiences, winter camping and much, much more.

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Cool Camp: Camp Ho Non Wah

By Michael Freeman

“Ho Non Wah” means “Land of Rising and Falling Waters.” It is set on 184 acres at low tide — 154 when the tidal river comes in.

Five things we learned from talking to staffers at Florida Sea Base

By Aaron Derr

A handful of Florida Sea Base staffers recently sat down with the hosts of Scout Life magazine’s #Trekat2 live Facebook show to discuss all the things you can do at the Summit.

Five Things We Learned from the Summit’s Director of Outdoor Adventures

By Aaron Derr

There are a lot of things to do at the Summit Bechtel Reserve. It’s a high-adventure base. It’s a national Scout camp. It’s a family adventure camp. Yeah, it’s all of the above, and it’s ready to roll in 2021.

Five Things We Learned from Philmont’s Director of Camping

By Aaron Derr

As Philmont Scout Ranch prepares for summer 2021, we’re happy to report that officials are expecting one of their largest seasons ever.

Reaching New Heights at the Summit Bechtel Reserve

By Bryan Wendell

At VenturingFest, young people enjoy SBR’s seemingly endless menu of world-class venues, including mountain biking, zip lining, challenge courses, climbing, stand-up paddleboarding and more.