Council Events & Activities
*Be sure to check the Calendar for additional activities and events.
Featured Events and Activities
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Although we cannot predict when an emergency will occur, Red Cross Training can give you the knowledge and skills to respond to a life-threatening situation.
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Pikes Peak Council will be hosting a camping event in October for all it's scouts, scouters, and their families at our very own Camp Alexander! All Cub Scout, Scout BSA, and Venturing units are able to attend!
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Cub Scout Day Camp is an important part of a cub scout summer program. Scouts will participate in fun activities while also earning rank advancement requirements.
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Registration for Freezeoree is now open! This event is but on by the Air Force Academy Cadets and is only for scouts ages 11 or older and is registered in the Scouts BSA program.
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National Youth Leadership Training (NYLT) is a youth leadership development training program of the Boy Scouts of America (BSA). The program is designed to teach Boy Scouts and Venturers practical leadership skills that they can use both within Scouting and in their everyday lives.
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Join us for a special celebration event celebrating this year's Silver Beaver recipients: Cherie Cayemberg, Doug Luckett Sr. and Alex Zalewski! We will be celebrating the achievements of our newest Class of Eagle Scouts and Summit Award Recipients, VLA Receipients, and more at the Annual Recognition Dinner on Wednesday, April 17, 2019 at the Penrose House Garden Pavilion!
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Cub Scouts who participate in this program will earn their shooting sports award for archery along with the discipline pin.
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This event is to give Cub Scouts the opportunity to earn the aquatics award for their current rank.
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The Pikes Peak Council is proud to announce Merit Badge Days! Merit Badge Saturdays were created to provide additional merit badge opportunities for our Boy Scouts.
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American Red Cross Wilderness and Remote First Aid training provides individuals a foundation of first aid principles and skills to be able to respond to emergencies and give care in areas that do not have immediate emergency medical services (EMS) response.