Event Type: single-event

Join us for an exciting event filled with fellowship, camaraderie, and learning outdoor skills! This is a weekend (Fri-Sun) campout, intended for TLUSA registered adults (male only). As members in Trail Life, our mission is to guide generations of courageous young men to honor God, lead with integrity, serve others, and experience outdoor adventure. Participating (more…)

Peak 3 Training (Registered Adult Men only): This course and two night camping weekend is primarily for volunteers supporting Navigators and Adventurers, but is open to all registered men in Trail Life. Topics will include setting up campsite, wood tools, knots & lashings, map & compass, backpacking, outdoor cooking, fire building, campfires, flag ceremonies, camp (more…)

Event Phone: 302-535-3769

Looking for an outstanding, challenging, character building, skills testing, Christ centered weekend adventure? Look no further as the 1st Annual Worthy Wayfinder arrives May 31-June 2. The Delmarva (Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia) Area would like to extend an invitation to all Trail Life troops to compete in an exhilarating challenge weekend in Delaware. You will (more…)

Where: Worlds End State Park 82 Cabin Bridge Rd, Forksville PA 18616 What: An intensive Training Course including 3 days and several nights in the woods and up to 35 miles on the trail to prepare you to plan and lead a high adventure experience for your Troop. Who: Adventurer Level Trailmen and Registered Adults (more…)

August 4th – August 9th    Who Can go?   Trail Life Adventurers and Navigators. Registration Dates: Until March 30: Early Bird Registration – save $ to spend on other things April 1st: Early Bird Registration Closes June 1st: Last day to register. Important Information For Troops: Troops that send youth without any Leaders (more…)

The Conquest trek this year, takes us to 1775. The American colonies are outraged over new taxes imposed upon them by Great Britain. They begin to stockpile arms and organize militia. On the evening of April 18, Paul Revere and other riders raised the alarm that British regulars were on their way to Concord. Minute (more…)