
From Monday 16th November 2009, as part of The Scout Association's development of one fully integrated website for Members, the information contained on this page is no longer being maintained. For up to date information please visit the following link: Scouts: Adventure Challenge
Take part in three different activities, ideally on separate occasions. Examples of various suitable activities are given below. This is a guideline rather than a complete list.
Adventure activities
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Climbing
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Hill walking
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Hiking
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Explore a town or area you don't know.
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Orienteering
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Plan and undertake a journey by public transport.
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Caving or pot holing
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Pony trekking or horse riding
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Cycling
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Sailing
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Canoeing
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Water-skiing
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Surfing
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Dragon boating
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Bellboating
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Sub-aqua
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Canal boating
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Rafting
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Pulling
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Gliding
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Powered aircraft
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Hovercrafting
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Stunt kiting
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Hot air ballooning
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Paragliding
For each activity:
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Know the safety issues involved and understand the use of any equipment needed for the activity.
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Show an awareness of environmental issues around the activity (such as erosion at popular climbing areas).
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Know about further opportunities to take part in the chosen activities.














