Popcorn fundraising ends mid-November, please bring forms to pack meetings.
The Cub Scout Hiking Club! This fun and engaging club is open to all Scouts and their families who are ready to explore the great outdoors, build skills, and make unforgettable memories on the trail.
Our Hiking Club meets regularly for kid-friendly hikes that are age-appropriate, educational, and filled with opportunities to connect with nature and each other. Whether we’re walking through local parks, discovering wildlife, or working toward hiking and outdoor-related achievements, there’s something for everyone — from Lions to Arrow of Lights!
What to Expect:
Guided hikes led by experienced adult volunteers
Safe, fun, and Scout-appropriate trail adventures
Opportunities to earn hiking awards and adventure loops
Emphasis on Leave No Trace and outdoor stewardship
Great fun and camaraderie for the whole family!
Whether you're a seasoned trailblazer or just getting started, the Cub Scout Hiking Club is a great way to stay active, learn new skills, and enjoy the outdoors together. Come join the adventure!
📅 Check our calendar for upcoming hikes!
🌤️ All skill levels welcome. Siblings and parents encouraged to join.
Hiking Calendar: 2025-2026
October 4 @ Camp Woodland 4pm (Leader: Kat Chamber)
November 1 @ Lime Hollow in Cortland 2pm- (Leader: Kat Chambers)
December- None
January 1 First Day Hike at Green Lake @ 10:30-12:30 (Leader: TBD)
February Snow Shoeing at Beaver Lake -TBD
March @ Camp Cutler (Leader: Michael Heer)
April 4/18 Great Bear @ 1-3pm
May 9 Great Gully @ 1-3pm (Leader: Orths)
June TBD Beaver Lake @ 1-3pm (TBD)
July- TBD
August- TBD
Learn to identify plants, animals, tracks, or insects
Practice basic map reading or compass skills
Collect trash as a service project
Scout reflection or moment of reverence
Scout Checklist before each hike:
Time and location
What to wear (uniform/pack T-shirt, sturdy shoes)
What to bring (water, snack, rain gear, first aid)
Sunscreen/bug spray reminders
Weather cancellations and safety reminders
Hike leader contact information
Use this Google Form to Track your miles-
Scout name, Date of hike, Location, Miles hiked
Awards include:
Outdoor Activity Award
Hiking belt loops/pins
National Summertime Pack Award
Pack hiking award- “100-Mile Club”
We want every hike is a safe hike so we follow BSA safety rules:
Two-deep leadership: Always have at least two registered adults
Health forms: Have updated Part A & B of the BSA medical form for all participants
Follow Safe Hiking, Buddy System, and Leave No Trace principles.
Maintain appropriate adult-to-youth ratios