50-Mile High Adventure Trip
| When: |
June 27 to July 2, 2004 |
| Where: |
Sacramento River |
| Next Meeting: |
1:00PM - Saturday, June 26, 2004 at Jarvis Place
(10:00AM for Menu Team) |
This year's high adventure trip is in the planning stages. The route, menu, and equipment needs are all planned by the participating Scouts.
The 50-mile canoe trip must be completed in a minimum of five consecutive days with ten hours of service performed during the outing. The participants carry everything they need with them for the entire trek without using any type of motor support.
The canoe trip starts in Redding, travels through Red Bluff, and ends at Woodson Bridge State Park.
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Click below to learn about your responsibilities:
Route Planning Team:
Scouts: David A., Jonathan G.
Advisor: Dirk L.
 Plan Complete Route of float (including any side trips)
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Plan Campsite Locations |
Make Daily Schedule (including checkpoints) |
Plan and Supervise Service Projects (10 hours) |
Secure Permissions and Permits (Camping, Fire, Tour, etc.) |
Plan and Implement Duty Roster |
Provide Maps of Route for All Participants |
Arrange Transportation |
Develop Emergency Escape Plans |
Prepare Written Plan for Parents |
Arrange Phone Tree |
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Menu Planning
Team:
Scouts: Jeff B., Matthew F.
Advisors: Doug W.
Plan Complete Menu |
Develop Recipes with "Fool-Proof" Instructions |
Purchase Ingredients |
Collect Money from Participants |
Repackage Food to Minimize Size, Weight, & Trash, and to Keep Dry |
Store Food Before Trip |
Arrange for Transportation of Food to Put-In |
Make Packing Plan to Include All Participants |
Rearrange Packing Plan on Trip |
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Equipment Planning Team:
Scouts: Clayton P., Jeremy M.
Advisors: Alex L., Casey M.
Determine Equipment Needs (including cooking, sleeping, hygiene, and first aid equipment) |
Take Inventory of Existing Equipment |
Make "Wish List" with Costs to Present to the Troop Committee |
Purchase Additional Equipment |
Arrange for Expendables (such as, fuel, toilet paper, bandages, etc.) |
Make Packing Plan to Include All Participants |
Maintain Equipment on Trip |
Arrange for Packing Out of Disposable Items |
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Trek Leader
Scout: David A.
Provide Leadership for the Entire Group |
Take Responsibility for the Planning Process |
Work with Team Leaders to Facilitate Planning the Event |
Represent the Group, when needed |
Make Decisions Before and During Trek Based on Group Consensus |
Oversee the Activities of Each Team Before and During the Trek |
Make Sure the BSA Wilderness Policy is Upheld and that the Group Observes "Leave No Trace" Principles At All Times |
Choose Campsite and Layout for Each Night While on the Trek |
Take Responsibility for Final Inspection Before Leaving Campsite Each Morning. |
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