Webelos Extreme Scouting Trek - Boy Scouts of America, Denver Area Council

Dates

* All dates are for 2020

Session 1: June 7-10
Session 2: June 11-14
Session 3: June 14-17
Session 4: June 18-21
Session 5: June 21-24
Session 6: June 25-28
Session 7: June 28 – July 1
Session 8: July 2-5
Session 9: July 5-8
Session 10: July 9-12
Session 11: July 12-15
Session 12: July 16-19
Session 13: July 19-22
Session 14: July 23-26

Contact

Phone: 720.266.2111

Camping Registrar – Mary Ann Romero

Peaceful Valley Scout Ranch

Ranch Director – Will Corcoran

Program Director – Chais Matekovic

Documents & Links

Campership Application

Map to Peaceful Valley

Peaceful Valley Contour Map

Social Media

Webelos Extreme Scouting Trek (W.E.S.T.) at Peaceful Valley Scout Ranch

Let The Adventure Begin

Webelos Extreme Scouting Trek (W.E.S.T.) is a unique summer camp available to Webelos and Arrow of Light Scouts. The W.E.S.T. program operates at Magness Adventure Camp, located at Peaceful Valley Scout Ranch. W.E.S.T. camp staff specialize in patrol method camping, and teach basic Scouting skills, and the fundamentals of Scouts BSA. This enables W.E.S.T. participants to receive an authentic Boy Scouts of America experience. Unlike Magness Adventure Camp, which offers Cub Scout family camping, W.E.S.T. specializes in Scouts BSA-style patrol camping. Upon arriving at camp, all participants—both Webelos and parents—will be separated into patrols. These patrols will be the basis for nearly all activities at camp including flag ceremonies and evening activities. The W.E.S.T. program is designed to prepare Webelos for the transition from Cub Scouts into Scouts BSA.

Participants will be served hot food except for one meal that they will cook to meet a requirement for Arrow of Light.

Webelos and Arrow of Light Scouts will be assigned an activity schedule that is based on their rank advancement progress. Activities are designed to cover many adventure requirements, as well as provide a sampling of the fun experience Scouts BSA camping offers. Activities such as field archery, pioneering, and wilderness survival, make the W.E.S.T. program a unique camping experience.

Adventure Activities

Canoes

Rock Climbing

BB Gun Ranges

Paddle Boats

Natural Rock Climbing AReas

Archery

Flag Ceremony

Hiking

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Persons with disabilities who require alternative means of communication for program information (e.g., Braille, large print, audiotape, American Sign Language, etc.) should contact the responsible State or local Agency that administers the program or USDA’s TARGET Center at (202) 720-2600 (voice and TTY) or contact USDA through the Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339. Additionally, program information is also available in languages other than English.

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