Troop 299 ventured to a new ski resort for the 2025 Snow Sport Outing. We enjoyed the Seven Springs Ski resort staying nearby at Camp Tenacharison. Everyone enjoyed a full day of skiing and snowboarding!

Our December outing was an overnight lock-in at Vertical Adventures in north Columbus. Scouts climbed, belayed, and had a pizza party before camping indoors overnight.

In November, Troop 299 scouts attended our annual Shoot-o-ree outing at Camp Birch in Yellow Springs. Scouts rotated between shotgun, rifle, and archery stations followed by our traditional patrol dutch oven dessert competition.

For our September outing, we traveled to the Red River Gorge area in Kentucky for a climbing adventure. Via Ferrata is a style of climbing where climbers traverse horizontally along fixed steel cables. After climbing, the troop hiked to the top of the natural bridge in the Red River Gorge.

For this year's High adventure, we went to the Boundary waters in northern minnesota! Our route took us straight along the border of the U.S and Canada, which meant plenty of amazing photo opportunities! Along the way we ate at multiple amazing restaurants, and worked with an outfitter to give us the Canoes, paddles, and more. Not only did we canoe a lot, we also fished, cooked, and and swam as a troop. Overall, it was a really fun experience, and we'll be back in 2028!

One of troop 299's biggest outings is our summer camp, Camp Conestoga, which is located near Somerset, PA. During this week of fun, scouts can earn merit badges, signoffs, or simply learn more about scouting! Camp Conestoga is one of the best outings for scouting advancement. At Conestoga we also do plenty of extra activities, Including campfires, competitions between troops, and skits. We also get three meals a day from the dining hall, but there is one evening we get to cook our own food. And don't forget to save money for the trading post, which has things including merch, food, and other items.

Every year, our troop does the white water rafting outing. In this outing, scouts get to go onto the water and practice paddling and swimming skills, along with making friends and memories.

We have so many fun adventures, it's hard to choose a favorite. This weekend, we went down to Kentucky and kayaked in a cave system - and hiked the Natural Bridge trail. We camped and cooked in patrols with food provided by our Scout grubmaster.

February weather has a huge range! But we know there's no bad weather just bad preparation! This year we had mild temperatures, and a great time riding horses, and camping in patrols. Marmon Valley Farm is near Mad River Mountain, northwest of Dublin.