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Havasu Heaven

By Scouting magazine

Scouts from Albuquerque Troop 166 hike to the bottom of the Grand Canyon and camp in a tropical paradise set between towering waterfalls.

Outdoor Smarts: Camping With an Eye to the Weather

By Scouting magazine

No one would plan a camp-out in the path of a hurricane or blizzard, but forecasts of rain or snow shouldn’t always be a reason to cancel an outing.

Claws, Teeth, Horns, and Hooves: Dodging Dangerous Wildlife

By Scouting magazine

Although deadly confrontations are rare, you should know how to react to any unlikely encounter with bears, mountain lions, or large, hoofed animals.

Outdoor Smarts Energy for the Trail

By Scouting magazine

Thirst-quenching drinks and high-energy snacks will prevent dehydration and increase your stamina on the trail.

First Trail

By Scouting magazine

A well-planned weekend “mini-trek” introduces younger Scouts to backpacking and leaves them looking forward to high adventure programs reserved for older Scouts.

Outdoor Smarts Camp Stoves

By Scouting magazine

What are you looking for in a cookstove? Blowtorch heat, delicate simmering, or a variety of fuel options? Check out these models for backpacking chefs or campground gourmets.

Wilderness First Aid: Ready for the Worst

By Scouting magazine

Keeping healthy and following basic safety measures help avoid tragedies on the trail, but when accidents do occur, specialized first-aid skills can make all the difference.