Over the course of five days, the crew from Troop 128–along with a father and son from another troop – hiked over 20 miles, climbed up two peaks, reached four different outposts, and performed a two-hour service project. We enjoyed the outdoors and spending time with each other on our journey through Goshen Scout Reservation. The Lenhok’sin High Adventure camp was fun and offered a lot to do at the different outposts. We went to the Robin Hood, Caving, Foxfire (forging), and Rock Climbing outposts. We hiked up Viewing Rock and Jump Rock peaks, and cleaned the caving gear and cut logs for the campfire at the end of the camp for our service project. (Click “Read More” to see pictures from our trek!)
