The Adventure
Challenge

To earn this
Challenge the Scout should take part in three different activities,
each on a separate occasion. Examples of suitable activities are detailed
below. You should treat these as guidelines, rather than a complete
list. The three activities may be from any one section, or any combination
of sections. There is no requirement for the Scout to complete an activity
from each section.
For each
activity the Scout must:
- have knowledge of the
safety issues involved and the use of any equipment needed for the
activity
- show an awareness of
the environmental issues around the activity (such as erosion at
popular climbing areas)
- know about further opportunities
to take part in the activities chosen.
Area One
- General Activities
- Climbing
- Hill walking
- Hiking
- Spending a day exploring
a town they don't know, at home or abroad
- Orienteering
- Planning and going
on a journey by public transport of at least 40 kilometres
- Caving or potholing
- Pony trekking or horse
riding
- Cycling
Area Two
- Water Activities
- Sailing
- Canoeing
- Water-skiing
- Surfing
- Dragon boating
- Bellboating
- Sub-aqua
- Canal boating
- Rafting
- Pulling
Area Three
- Air Activities