Two days on the road. A night under the stars in Utah. And then… Colorado. Troop 218 didn’t just go to summer camp. We went looking for adventure—and we found it everywhere. We shot, rode ATVs, rappelled cliffs, threw axes, rode horses, explored the wilderness, and generally adventured our butts off. Then we took it to the river. The entire troop river rafting together—laughing, yelling, paddling, getting soaked, and having the kind of day these boys will be talking about for

Troop 218 rolled into McGill this weekend ready for adventure… and apparently ready to become gourmet chefs. The boys leveled up hard in the outdoor kitchen, whipping out fried chicken from scratch like they were auditioning for “Top Chef: Campfire Edition.” Flour everywhere. Oil sizzling. Zero injuries. Maximum deliciousness. The dads are still confused and impressed. Between culinary masterpieces, the troop hit the trail for a hike that led to a legit mountain waterfall—the

For his Eagle Scout Project, Seth Rowell led Troop 218 in building a brand-new outdoor schoolhouse for Ride to Fly, a local nonprofit that provides therapeutic horseback riding for children with special needs. The project brought our troop together with a shared goal — creating a functional, inviting space where kids can learn and connect. Over several weekends, scouts and parents worked side by side: standing posts, attaching hardware, installing ceiling joists, and finishin