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6798, SP6798 Philmont Map Shirt, ***All Philmont Itinerary designs are updated with the correct map and elevation chart in our art department, after the order is placed*** The itinerary in the design idea is only an example. Tell us your itinerary and we will adjust the design. After placing your order, an artist will create a proof for you to approve. At that time they will update your map to match your Trek number for the current year.

Philmont stories are Scouting stories. In an effort to tell those stories in a new and exciting way, Philmont has launched its first official podcast.

Judge A.L. Crouch (left) and Ole Man Gillespie (right) counsel with scouts at Worth Ranch! c1960s

Worth Ranch Ranger in the 40's and 50's - "Captain" Frank Kidd.

Philmont 1967 - Day 12 - 8/9/67

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Originally published November 12, 2012 We did all survive the night in the haunted Dean Heck trail camp. Matthew's first words when he woke up: "I'M ALIVE!!" Kyle admitted that he was exhausted after a long night of protecting us from various threats. To make up for our night-time trauma, we were rewarded with beautiful clear morning. The moon and stars were still out -- what a great way to start our final day of hiking. We are "off reservation" at this point in our trek and to follow the normal itinerary we would follow a dirt road far to the east then loop around south and west back to our pickup near the town of Cimarron. Starting with Derek's initial consultation with our logistics staffer we had considered bushwhacking over a saddle in the hills to the south of us. In theory this might save us time, but in reality we just didn't want to hike on a boring road and the boys were up for one final adventure. The navigation wasn't trivial as we had to go around dense scrub and avoid some steep cliffs on our way up and down. The sandy ravines and boulder fields were impressive as we came down the south side of the saddle and transitioned into a wide open scrub meadow. We eventually joined up with the original road we would have taken around the hills and finished our hike back to the pickup by the highway. Here we saw some new wildlife - our first jackrabbit! We crossed back into civilization across a stile (reminded me of some fantasy I read as a teen) and hung out for about 2 hours, relaxing our feet and playing cards while we waited for the Philmont bus to arrive. We were only a mile from Cimarron and could hear the announcer from a rodeo getting ready to start. We sang along with the national anthem. That night we treated ourselves to a well deserved burger and milkshake in Cimarron. Oh, and we showered. In my last post I will go into equipment and technology details for our Philmont adventure. This article is part of my Philmont 2012 series. You can find all articles here.

“We did the horseback ride and the light bulb just came on in my head. I knew I wanted to be a Philmont wrangler.”

Neckerchief slides or woogles is a Scouting tradition. I've recreated Whittlin Jim's slides and continue with my own Slide of the Month designs.

Find Portraits of Philmont by Scott Parsons at Blurb Books. It is not very often a person gets the opportunity to be invited to prisitne valleys, mountains, and ...

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Apollo astronauts pose for a group photo at Philmont Scout Ranch during a geology field trip in June of 1964. Pictured from left to right: From left to right, they […]

This photo was taken at Worth Ranch at the entrance to the Captain Kidd Council Ring, on Saturday evening of the 1967 Nishkin Spring Pow-Wow. Pictured (l to r): James E. Perry, Jr. (Service Comm. Chmn.), Larry Ivy (Lodge Chief), Pete Normand (Lodge Treasurer), David Potts (former Lodge Publications Comm. Chmn.), Heard Floore (Post Assoc. Advisor), Buff Kizer (former Lodge Treasurer), David Moller (Vigil Secretary, former Lodge Secretary).

Post with 1313 views. View from Window Rock, Philmont Scout Ranch, New Mexico [1536x2048] [OC]

From kids play areas and resort-style pools, to the Windsong Ranch Cafe, The Commons at Windsong Ranch is where family, friends and neighbors gather.