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# '''[[Activity Reflection]]:''' Use this meeting for scouts to ask questions and to reflect on what they gained personally from this adventure.  You can also have a discussion on what future opportunities are here.
# '''[[Activity Reflection]]:''' Use this meeting for scouts to ask questions and to reflect on what they gained personally from this adventure.  You can also have a discussion on what future opportunities are here.
# '''Court of Honor Exhibit:''' Pictures, handiwork and other memorabilia from this adventure will make for a great presentation at the next [[Scout Troop]] [[Court of Honor]].
# '''Court of Honor Exhibit:''' Pictures, handiwork and other memorabilia from this adventure will make for a great presentation at the next [[Scout Troop]] [[Court of Honor]].
* Climbing is not a sport that requires tremendous muscular strength, it demands mental toughness and the willingness to practice hard to master a set of skills. The adventure of climbing can also provide a new way to enjoy the outdoors.
== [[Climb On Safely]] ==
* '''[https://www.scouting.org/outdoor-programs/cope/climb-on-safely/ Climb On Safely]''' - Climb On Safely is the Boy Scouts of America’s procedure for organizing BSA climbing/rappelling activities at a natural site or a specifically designed facility such as a climbing wall or tower.  All unit-sponsored/planned climbing activities, regardless of where they are held, fall under Climb On Safely. This applies to a single unit or multiple units that may be participating in a joint unit climbing activity.  Tour leaders are responsible for making sure all points of Climb On Safely are followed. Unit committee chairs and local councils must ensure that an adult on the tour has taken Climb On Safely training.
** [https://filestore.scouting.org/filestore/Outdoor%20Program/pdf/430-500_BelayOn_WB.pdf BSA BelayOn Scout Manual] -
** [https://i9peu1ikn3a16vg4e45rqi17-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/CaveSafelyCaveSoftly.pdf BSA Cave Safely Manual]
** [https://i9peu1ikn3a16vg4e45rqi17-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/CanyoneeringSafely.pdf BSA Canyoneering Safely] -
** [https://filestore.scouting.org/filestore/pdf/LocalCouncil_COPE_and_Climbing_Committee.pdf BSA Resources for Council COPE & Climbing Committee] -


== Profession Climbing Guides ==
== Profession Climbing Guides ==
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* [https://www.devilslakeclimbingguides.com/trips/scouting/climbing-merit-badge Devils Climbing Guides] -Our two-day curriculum gives Scouts with little to no climbing experience the opportunity to learn essential climbing skills and prove competency with the requirements of the Rock Climbing merit badge.
* [https://www.devilslakeclimbingguides.com/trips/scouting/climbing-merit-badge Devils Climbing Guides] -Our two-day curriculum gives Scouts with little to no climbing experience the opportunity to learn essential climbing skills and prove competency with the requirements of the Rock Climbing merit badge.
* [https://californiarockguides.com/boy-scouts-rock-climbing/ California Rock Guides] - We have a long history with the Boy Scouts of America.  Owner Tim Keating got his start in mountaineering through his Venture Crew in Southern California.  Owner JB Brown got his start in climbing through Troop 599 where he earned his Eagle Scout in 1996.  Because of these ties, SWS has been providing group trips for not just rock climbing but also mountaineering, backcountry skiing and more.
* [https://californiarockguides.com/boy-scouts-rock-climbing/ California Rock Guides] - We have a long history with the Boy Scouts of America.  Owner Tim Keating got his start in mountaineering through his Venture Crew in Southern California.  Owner JB Brown got his start in climbing through Troop 599 where he earned his Eagle Scout in 1996.  Because of these ties, SWS has been providing group trips for not just rock climbing but also mountaineering, backcountry skiing and more.
== Scout Council Climbing Resources==
Climbing is a popular scouting activity - most local councils have a well-developed program and facilities to aid your patrol on this:
* [https://svmbc.org/svmbc/activities/climbing/chesebrough-climbing-tower/ Chesebrough Climbing Tower]- Silicon Valley Monterey Bay Council
* [http://www.delmarvacouncil.org/rodney-scout-reservation/climbing-rappelling/70350 Rodney Scout Reservation] - Includes Night Climbing (in the dark with headlamps & glow sticks)
* [https://longspeakbsa.org/programs/camps-camping/ben-delatour-scout-ranch/bdsr-activities/ Ben Delatour Scout Ranch] - Pancake Base Camp utilizes the unique and dramatic rock formations of BDSR, instead of artificial climbing towers, to instruct participants in four different programs: scrambling, climbing merit badge, advanced climbing and adult climb.
* [http://alaskascoutingadventures.org/ Alaska Scouting Adventures] - Chilkoot High Adventure Base International Wilderness Leadership School with the Great Alaska Council Boy Scouts of America and the International Wilderness Leadership School


== Related Merit Badges ==
== Related Merit Badges ==
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