Klondike Derbies 2020

The Lake Erie Council is excited to offer 5 outdoor Klondike Derbies and one Indoor LCCC Challenge “Commodorepalooza” event in 2020!

A Klondike derby is an annual event held by the Boy Scouts of America during the winter months and is based on the heritage of the Klondike Gold Rush.

Ever since 1949… the typical Klondike derby consists of several stations where patrols/units must test their Scoutcraft skills and their leadership abilities, earning points towards a total score.

The Misty Valley of Gold Klondike

Beaumont Scout Reservation January 10-12, 2020

Registration Fee:  $10 Regular Fee

                                 $15 Late Fee

Visit https://scoutingevent.com/440-klondikecabins for lodging reservations.

                   Stations Include

Fire Building Challenge     Rope Bridge

Mystery Event       Compass/Map Course

Pioneering Problem       Blind Tent Set Up

Klondike #2 Beaumont

Beaumont Scout Reservation

January 24-26, 2020

                      Seven Stations

Including:     First Aid Competition      Rope Bridge   

Cooking Challenge     Mystery Game

Registration Fee:  $10 per Participant

Cabin Reservations are made thru the Event Committee for a separate fee.

Time Warp Klondike    

Camp Stigwandish

January 17-19, 2020

Registration Fee:     

Plan A will get you breakfast on Saturday.  $21 per participant

 Plan B will get you breakfast and dinner on Saturday night.  $26 per participant

Your patrol will visit a number of stations, where your patrol will be confronted with a problem requiring a Scout skill to solve. Points are awarded depending on how well your patrol works out the problem!

Why Not? Klondike 

Camp Stigwandish

Jan. 31-Feb. 1 2020

Registration fee:     

Plan A will get you Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner on Saturday  

$25 Early Bird

                                                                                                                       $30 Reg

Plan B is Cook your own food.  $20 Early Bird    $25 Regular

Activities include:

Fire Building         Winter Shelter Building       Compass Competition

Pancake Throwing    Smore Eating       

Back to the Firelands Klondike 2020

Firelands Scout Reservation

February 8, 2020      

It is 1949 and we are having a new event called the Klondike Derby!

Shooting Sports        Gold Rush        Outdoor Games

Fishing Competition     Extreme Scout Skills

Lunch is part of the Challenge

Registration Fees:        $15 Early Bird      $20 Regular                                  

LCCC Challenge:  Leap into the New Year

February 29, 2020

Lorain County Community College

Registration Fee:       

Scouts BSA Youth     Regular   $35.00

                                   Late        $45.00

Please bring a Lunch

Climb the High Cope Course…..Take a leap of Faith…..Talk at the Radio station….Watch the magic of the TV station…Learn Healty living habits….Learn what the Fab Cab is?...Extreme Scavenger Hunt and more….

Where is the Klondike Derby?

The Camps:

Beaumont:

Beaumont Scout Reservation is a full-service Scout Reservation with forests, fields, wetlands and lakes, sitting on 1,260 acres along the Grand River in Rock Creek, Ohio, (approximately 40 miles east from downtown Cleveland, Ohio). It began operating as a Scout Camp in 1946 and has grown into a year-round facility with camping for Scouts and families.

Stigwandish

Camp Stigwandish was added to the Lake Erie Council in January 2017. Stigwandish is located in Madison, Ohio and offers over 20 campsites, six cabins, four ranges, a GAGA pit, volleyball court, three lakes, a COPE course, trading post, dining hall, training center, nature center and more. The camp sits on the banks of Mill Creek and is over 300 acres.

Firelands

Firelands Scout Reservation is about 70% wooded. Camp Wyandot features a 23-acre lake with an island connected by a peninsula, a best-in-class climbing tower and high ropes course, and 16 beautiful rustic campsites. Camp Avery Hand is home to a dozen camping sites, and cabins available to families and unit that sleep four to 32 people! Recent improvements in 2017 include a stunning renovation to the Avery Hand shower house, and a brand-new Human Foosball Court.

Not the Camps:

Lorain County Community College was the first community college in Ohio to have a permanent campus, located at 1005 North Abbe Road, Elyria, Ohio. The college was founded on July 15, 1963. LCCC offers more than 50 bachelor's and master's degrees to LCCC students through coursework taught on LCCC's campus by university partner instructors. Students receive degrees from their partner institutions with the benefit of paying part of their tuition at community college rates. LCCC was the first community college in Ohio to have such a program, which began in 1996.