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Troop 4 - Boy Scouts of America
Basic Information
Address: Scout Lodge - Memorial Park
415 Memorial Lane
Grass Valley, CA 95945
Email: bsatroop4@foothill.net
Action Shots
Additional Information
Focus: Character and leadership development through age appropriate outdoor challenges and community service projects.
Sponsor:
Grass Valley Host Lions Club - Since 1928!
Director: Scoutmaster - Jeff Lund
Schools Served: Nevada Union High School - Grass Valley
Seven Hills Middle School - Nevada City
Mt. St. Mary's Acadamey - Grass Valley
County: Nevada County, California
Schedule: Weekly meetings Mondays @ 7PM - Scout Lodge
Ages: from 11 to 18 year old boys
Membership/Pricing: $15 annual fee to national organization
Setting:
California's Sierra Nevada foothills with easy access to backpacking, mountian biking, canoeing, snowshoeing, and much more!
History:
As one of the West's oldest Scout units, Troop 4 is prourd of its history. Read about on the Troop's web site!
Program Highlights:
We are a boy lead Troop!
Activities:
Backpacking - our latest trek was 100 miles around Yosemite National Park (Summer - 2009)
Snowshoeing & snow camping in the Sierras
Cycling - 50 milers are routine for our older Scouts
Paddling & canoe camping - we provide a rack of fully outfitted canoes for the Scouts to use
Community service projects - annual food drive, Eagle Scout leadership projects and more!
Field Trip Destinations: Pacific Crest Trail
Desolation Wilderness
Yosemite National Park
Lake Tahoe
Boundry Waters Canoe Wilderness
Philmont Scout Ranch - 225,000 acres reserved for backpacking!
Sea Base - kayaking, fishing and diving in the Florida Keys
Bizz Johnson Trail - hiking & cycling
American River Bike Trail
Englebright Lake for canoe camping
Ahjumawi Lava Springs State Park for canoe camping and hiking
American & Sacramento Rivers
Scotts Flat Lake & Lake Natoma
Program Information:
Scouting's Promise to Every Scout
- Every Scout, Scouter and adult volunteer in Troop4 is dedicated to
fullfilling Scouting's promise for every Scout in our Troop.
SCOUTING promises you the great outdoors. As a Scout, you can learn
how to camp and hike without leaving a trace and how to take care of
the land. You'll study wildlife up close and learn about nature all around
you. There are plenty of skills for you to master, and you can teach
others what you have learned. Everyong helping everyone else - that's
part of Scouting, too.
SCOUTING promises you friendship. Members of the troop you join
might be boys you already know, and you will meet many other Scouts
along the way. Some could become lifelong friends.
SCOUTING promises you opprotunities to work toward the Eagle
Scout rank. You will set positive goals for yourself and then follow clear
routes to achieve them.
SCOUTING promises you tools to help you make the most of your
family, your community,and your nation. The good deeds you perform
every day will improve the lives of those around you. You will be pre-
pared to help others in time of need.
SCOUTING promises you experiences and duites that will help you
mature into a strong, wise adult. The Scout Oath and the Scout Law can
guide you as a Scout and throughout your life.
- Reprinted from the Boy Scout Handbook, 1999
Adventure, learning, challenge, responsibility -
the promise of Scouting is all this and more.
Are you ready for the adventure to begin?
Then join us and let's get started!
Slogan: Where Eagles Soar - Since 1922!