Rooted in the founding principles of the Boy Scouts of America, our troop is dedicated to serving the community while protecting the environment. We embody these values through various service projects, conservation efforts, and trail cleanups. Adhering to the 'Leave No Trace' principles, we ensure that in all our activities, we leave only footprints and take only photos. This approach not only nurtures a sense of responsibility towards the environment but also strengthens our connection to the community we serve. Below is a list of some of the projects our troop has taken part in.

We encourage our youth leaders to plan at least one camping or hiking trip every month. These outings are not just fun; they are integral to the scouting experience, offering hands-on learning and adventure. Below is a list of some of the memorable places where we have camped and hiked.

Each year, we commit to attending a summer camp chosen by our scouts. These camps offer a rich array of activities, learning experiences, and opportunities to earn merit badges, all essential to the scouting journey. Below are some of the camps we have had the pleasure of attending in the past.

Our weekly meetings are essential for facilitating the activities mentioned above. Held every Tuesday except when school is not in session (adhering to our 'no school, no scouts' rule), these meetings are a time for planning events, getting rank and merit badge requirements signed off, conducting Board of Review sessions, and learning various scouting skills. Below, you can find a list of some of the activities and learning experiences that take place during these gatherings.