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Competition Events will include:

  • Sled & Wagon Slalom Races
  • Fire Building
  • Travois Races
  • Emergency Shelter Building
  • Rescue & Cold Weather First Aid
  • Bear Bag Skills
  • Dutch Oven Cooking
  • Equipment Inspection
  • Orienteering Course
  • Obstacle Crossing
  • Flag Pole Raising
  • Blindfold Tent Setup
  • Other activities – Be Prepared!

Troop 421 High Adventure Scholarship

HighAdventure-275Scouting provides significant character building opportunities that can remain out of reach for some families due to financial considerations. Without detracting from the important values of thriftiness and paying one’s own way, the Troop 421 High Adventure Scholarship Fund is established to promote participation in troop-sponsored High Adventure activities.

Any family with one or more Scouts enrolled in Troop 421 of Arlington, Texas is eligible and encouraged to make use of the Scholarship Fund. The Fund is to be used to pay for major expenses such as fees, equipment, transportation and training for High Adventure troop-sponsored activities.

Please see the High Adventure documents on the Forms page.

New Parent Guide

Welcome to Troop 421. Please click on the on the Troop 421 Logo below to download the New Parent Guide.

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Venture Crew

AnimatedCanoeVenturing is a youth development program of the Boy Scouts of America for young men and women who are 14 through 20 years of age. Venturing’s purpose is to provide positive experiences to help young people mature and to prepare them to become responsible and caring adults. An outdoor focused crew will do a lot of camping.

I Blame the Boy Scouts

NatGeoFifty years ago, as a Boy Scout, I climbed my first mountain, or rather what passes for a mountain in West Texas. Our troop was camping at Moss Creek Lake near Big Spring, Texas. Off in the distance, rising above the remnants of the Edwards Plateau, stood Signal Peak, a solitary, pyramid-shaped formation squared off at the top by what looked, to us kids, like a hundred-foot-tall limestone cap. Growing up 80 miles away in Midland, we were surrounded by a flat, featureless landscape. Seeing this monolith looming on the horizon 2,667 feet above sea level proved an irresistible temptation to us 12-, 13-, and 14-year-old boys out for a weekend of adventure and exploration.

I Blame the Boy Scouts

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