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  1. Equipment Reviews & Discussions

    Discussions dealing with equipment topics (tents, lights, packs, boots, stoves, etc.)

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  1. Helping others while on a scout hike

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    • 1 reply
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  2. Appalachian Trail (AT) turns 100 1 2 3 4

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  3. Tracking phone signal and battery strength as you trek

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  4. Philmomt Timber Harvest/Forest Restoration - 5 years after UTE Park fire

    By RememberSchiff,
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  5. Troop 422 HA trek through Lassen Volcanic National Park

    By RememberSchiff,   
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  6. NPS Nation Recreation Trails Planning Tool

    By RememberSchiff,
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  7. Staffing Shortages and What Are We Paying For? 1 2

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  8. Book: Southern Arizona Search and Rescue History: 1901–2000

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  9. Four Peaks Medals

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  10. Elk Park flag stop to Needleton flag stop between Durango and Silverton

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  11. Tornado hits scout camp 1 2 3 4 5

    By Bob White,
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  12. Rayado, NAYLE or something else?

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  13. The Lost Art of the Tarp.... 1 2

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  14. Sea Base 2022

    By tnmule20,
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  15. Anyone Backcountry Camp in Yellowstone 1 2

    By 69RoadRunner,
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