Eskimo Run is a fun Day Activity for all Cub Scouts, Webelos and Arrow of Light Scouts and their families.  It provides a chance to be active in the outdoors during winter with games, competitions, and general silliness!

Fees: Youth $6.00   Adults $5.00 for pre-registration.  Day of Event registration on site:  $12.00/youth and $10.00/Adult

Register by clicking HERE!

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Contact Adam Dunn at rdunn@ebycorp.com

The Harlem Globetrotters are a worldwide icon, synonymous with family entertainment and great basketball skills. The Globetrotters represent nine decades of breaking down barriers, acts of goodwill and a commitment to fans that goes beyond the game.

The Globetrotters’ show features even more amazing basketball skills and wizardry, with a continued focus on family entertainment. For their 2017 tour, basketball’s greatest innovators will debut basketball’s first-ever 4-point line, a move that comes six years after the team unveiled the first 4-point shot in the history of the sport.

Camp Alaska is a winter camporee and scout skills competition consisting of stations named after Alaskan cities each with its own contest. Camp Alaska is open to Boy Scout Troops and Webelos Dens. Adults are allowed to be observers only! Some of the scout skills that will be tested throughout the day are: First Aid, Communication, Fire Building, Team Work, Orienteering, Pioneering and Survival. 

For more information click HERE! 

For the leaders guide click HERE! 

To Register click HERE! 

To order Camp Alaska Apparel click, HERE!  

Come watch the Wichita Thunder take on the Indy Fuel! Each Scout gets a patch with purchase of a ticket. Also, photo on the ice after the game and troop or pack announcement on the scoreboard! 

For more information click, HERE! 

The 16th Annual Quivira Council Merit Badge College hosted by HCC and the Kansas Cosmosphere offers an opportunity to work on two merit badges in a day.  Enrollments will be awarded on a first-come-first-served basis. Registration and payment will only be taken online and be considered completed at time of payment.  Class sizes are limited, so enroll each Scout in 2 merit badges then print the online worksheets and bring them with completed Pre-requisites (shown below) to the event.

For more information please click, HERE! 

To register click, HERE!

Art                               Astronomy
Aviation                     Chemistry
Chess                         Communications
Electronics                Emergency Preparedness
Engineering               Fire Safety
First Aid                     Geocaching
Geology                     Journalism
Law                             Nuclear Science 
Photography             Plant Science
Radio                          Robotics
Space Exploration    Welding 

This Quivira Council Nova Day will be located at Cosmosphere in Hutchinson, and will bring together multiple community partners in an effort for Cub Scouts to get hands on experience in space exploration. (limited to a total of only 100 Wolves, Bears and Webelos)

The day will consist of two science shows and four different STEM classes, allowing your Cub Scouts to meet each of the requirements for the “Out of This World” NOVA Award in STEM. (http://www.scouting.org/stem/Awards/CubScout.aspx).

Sessions will include:
Planetarium Show by Cosmosphere Requirement 1. A.
Doctor Goddard’s Lab by Cosmosphere Requirement 1. A.
Telescope, Solar System, and Constellations by Cosmosphere Requirement 2. Option A
Planets and the Solar System by Exploration Place Requirement 3. B.
Eclipeses by Exploration Place Requirement 3. F.

All Packs must have two-deep leadership in accordance with Youth Protection Guidelines and ALL adults must have completed CURRENT Youth Protection Training.

Registration fee is $25 per Cub Scout (Wolf, Bear or Webelos only), and includes lunch. Adults: $5 Registration for lunch. LAST DAY TO REGISTER – FRI., Mar. 1

No phone or paper registrations allowed.

For more information click, HERE! 

To Register click, HERE! 

All Quivira Packs, Troops, and Crews are invited to participate in this event, as well as their family members and the public at large. Those who are not associated with the BSA will need to sign a waiver during check-in at the event.

This activity provides an opportunity for teams of scouts and their families to ride 100 man/miles on their own bicycles as a group, in celebration of 100 years of Quivira Council. For example, a team of 10 would need to ride 10 miles together to equal 100 man/miles. The route circuit will be over the paths and roads within the park and several laps will be necessary. Scouts who do not have a team may be linked up with other scouts at the event. Completing the whole 100 man/miles as a team is not required to participate but is required to receive the commemorative patch. Participants will be responsible for bringing their own meals. Water, some refreshments, and a trading post will be available during the event, as well as access to restrooms. First aid and a bike repair station (simple flats and adjustments) will be available. Participants will receive a small “goodie bag” at checkout, and a special patch for completing the 100 miles as a team.

Required items to bring:
• Your own bike in good, working condition
• Your own tire patches and/or extra inner tube
• At least one mileage tracking device for each team (GPS, phone, or cycle computer)
• Legal bicycle helmets are required for each participant riding

For more information click HERE! 

This year’s Spring Camporee is for all Troops, Crews, and Posts, all Districts welcome. This year’s theme is “No School like Old School”. The day will be filled with Patrol Competitions. Each patrol in your Unit will participate individually, so we will need to know how many patrols you’re bringing. There will also be an award ceremony at the end of the day and later a Camp-Wide game of Capture the Flag! Competition for best vintage uniform and best hiking staff will be awarded.  So, grab that old Scout book your Grandpa had and dust it off…. You’ll need it!  

For more information click, HERE! 

To register click, HERE! 

The Boy Scouts of America (USA) Contingent to the 24th World Scout Jamboree. The 24th World Scout Jamboree will take place at the Summit Bechtel Scout Reserve in West Virginia from July 22, 2019, to August 2, 2019. USA Contingent Units will arrive on July 21, 2019.

Participation is open to eligible youth (ages 14-17), unit leaders (18 and older), and International Service Team members (IST, aka Staff, 18 and older).

For more information on World Scout Jamboree or to Register click HERE! 

For more information contact John Davis at dav1229@sbcglobal.net 

At Quivira Scout Ranch, we have the materials set aside to build 3 back country shelters .  Back country shelters are just that trail rest spots that will be placed in historical or scenic locations.  The plan is to join all points (11 in the plan) with an expansive trail system to enhance the overall back country experience at Quivira Scout Ranch.

Does your Pack/Unit/Troop/Crew have what it takes to build a shelter?

Do you want to leave your mark on Quivira Scout Ranch for future generations to come?

To apply click HERE!