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High Adventure AwardsWhat are they?High Adventure Awards are given to recognize that the bearer has met a set of unique requirements for a specific High Adventure activity, such as backpacking in a certain area, or climbing a certain peak. Most awards are in the form of patches, which are worn with pride by recipients to show that they have met the unique challenges of High Adventure.What are the requirements?Complete requirements for each of the individual awards are given in "Trek Aid 100". There are a set of General Requirements which apply to all awards, and lists of the requirements unique to each award. A hard-copy printed version of Trek Aid 100 is available for purchase which includes an image of each patch.How do you get them?Short answer: get trained, do the activity, turn in the application.Prior approval is not necessary, but almost all awards require the participation of an adult leader who has completed High Adventure Leader training. Awards are only available to units meeting all requirements for the given award, as evidenced by a completed High Adventure Award Form application. No awards will be presented without a correctly completed application. Follow this link for some tips on filling out the form. Where do you get them?Blank award forms are available for free. Trek Aid 100 and the award patches themselves have a small cost. All may be obtained at the San Diego - Imperial Council Service Center, 1207 Upas, San Diego, CA 92103. |
Last updated: 27 February 2023
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