HIGH Adventure is awesome, but have you heard of OA HIGH Adventure?!!?!?! IT's EVEN BETTER!!!!! The program opportunities offered by the OA at BSA National High Adventure Bases are unlike any others. We have four amazing programs at the three high adventure bases, with more on the way at the Summit. OA HIGH Adventure is two weeks at the high adventure base with a crew of your fellow brothers from different lodges across the nation. The first week is spent in cheerful service to the high adventure base while the second week is dedicated to a trek that you and your crew decide yourselves! (Not a preplanned trek!) First and foremost: Why is OA HIGH Adventure more awesome than a regular high adventure trek?

Well, there are a few reasons:

 Cheaper. The Program fee varies from $200 to $400. That's it. No More. Two weeks at a BSA National High Adventure Base and it is only that program fee. The only other costs are getting to the High Adventure Base. If you walk, then the whole two weeks will cost the program fee! Compared to a regular trek, it is less expensive. (Compared to thousands of dollars on a regular trek)

Twice the fun. You will be able to spend TWO WEEKS of AWESOME at a High Adventure Base, compared to only 10 days on a regular trek.

Special Adventures and Custom Itineraries. At High Adventure bases, there are some activities strictly for OA High Adventure. Don't miss out! Plus, you and your crew of fellow brothers will be able to design your own adventure! If you go with a regular trek, you have to choose from a list of itineraries. Which one sounds more fun?

I'm pretty sure the choice is clear. OA HIGH Adventure. You will never regret it. Sign up here!

Hurry, the spots are filling up!

Plus, A WESTERN REGION SPECIAL OFFER. Each lodge is offered one OA HIGH Adventure scholarship, so ask your Lodge or Section Chief about the Western Region waiving your program fee!!!!!

OA HIGH Adventure> Regular high advenutre

----->Check out the coolest experience of the Summer!!!!<------

WEST IS BEST!

Joe Barton

2012 Western Region Chief