Whether you’re a new Scouting family, a seasoned leader, or somewhere in between, Blue Mountain Council’s Resources page is your one-stop destination for helpful tools, forms, guides, and information to make Scouting easier.
We’ve recently added new resources to help units with recruitment and the new Digital Sales program, making the Resources page more valuable than ever.
Leaders can find practical resources to help with the day-to-day needs of their unit, including Eagle Scout Resources, the Photo and Media Release Form, and information on how to share your Unit’s photos with the Council.
Whether you’re helping a Scout navigate the path to Eagle or simply looking for the right form or information, these resources are designed to put what you need right at your fingertips.
We want Scouting to be accessible to every family. The Resources page includes information about Financial Assistance Resources that may help families who need support with the costs associated with participating in Scouting.
If finances are a concern for your family, we encourage you to explore these resources and reach out to the Council with questions.
Great leaders are prepared leaders. Our Training Resources provide information to help volunteers stay current and prepared to serve their Scouts.
You’ll also find a direct link to resources for Safeguarding Youth, making it easy for leaders to access important information about creating a safe environment for every Scout.
Growing Scouting starts with sharing the adventure—and we’ve made that easier!
The Resources page now features Recruitment Resources for both Cub Scouts and Scouts BSA. Units can find ready-to-use materials designed to help spread the word about Scouting in their communities.
And we’ve added Canva templates for:
These templates give units a professional starting point while still allowing you to customize them with your own unit information, dates, photos, and contact information.
As units begin using the new Digital Sales tools, we’ve also added resources to help leaders and families understand and make the most of the program.
Be sure to check the page regularly as new resources and materials are added.
You don’t have to search through the entire Council website to find the information you need. From leader tools and Eagle Scout information to financial assistance, training, recruitment materials, and Digital Sales resources, the Resources page is designed to be your Scouting toolkit.
Bookmark the page, share it with your unit leadership team, and check back often. New resources will continue to be added to help Blue Mountain Council’s Scouts, families, and volunteers have the tools they need to succeed.
Explore the Resources Page Today!
Your next great Scouting resource may be just a click away!
Honor a Legacy of Service. Support the Next Generation of Scouts.
The Blue Mountain Council Scout Shop is pleased to announce that the new Military Service Knot is now in stock!
Reserved exclusively for individuals who have served or currently serve in the U.S. Military, either full-time or in the reserves, this meaningful recognition honors the courage, commitment, and sacrifice of those who have answered the call to serve our nation.
The embroidered knot represents the shared values of military service and Scouting, including leadership, preparedness, character, and a commitment to helping others. It serves as a symbol of dedication to our country and the values that strengthen our communities.
Your purchase makes a difference!
Proceeds from every Military Service Knot purchased help fund free Scouting registration for children of military families. This initiative helps more young people experience the adventure of the outdoors, develop lifelong skills, build confidence, and discover the values of Scouting.
By recognizing those who have served, we can also help military families create new traditions, build friendships, and become part of the Scouting community.
Stop by the Blue Mountain Council Trading Post to find the Military Service Knot and learn more about this meaningful recognition.
Celebrate service. Support military families. Help the next generation of Scouts begin their adventure!
Ready to learn what’s under the hood? Scouts can get hands-on experience and work toward the Automotive Maintenance Merit Badge at this exciting event.
Join us November 7 from 9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. at McCurley Chevrolet Dealership for a morning of learning about vehicle maintenance, safety, and the skills every driver should know.
Registration is open, with only 15 spots available, so be sure to register early!
Registration is $5 per Scout.
Join Scouts from across the Tri-Cities as we come together to honor and celebrate the veterans who have served our country. This is a wonderful opportunity for Scouts to show their appreciation, participate in the community, and proudly represent Scouting.
Join us November 7 for the Tri-Cities Veterans Day Parade. The Council will have an entry in the parade, and units are welcome to join the Council entry.
Come march with us as we honor our veterans and show our community what Scouting is all about!
Experience the challenge and excitement of metallic silhouette rifle shooting! Scouts are invited to test their skills, practice safe and responsible shooting, and work toward developing greater confidence and accuracy on the range.
Join us November 21 from 11:00 a.m.– 2:00 p.m. at the Tri-Cities Metallic Range for an exciting day of rifle shooting.
Come ready to take aim, sharpen your skills, and enjoy a day at the range!
Calling all gamers, strategists, and game enthusiasts! Scouts are invited to unplug and spend a weekend enjoying games, fellowship, and plenty of face-to-face fun at Camp Kiwanis.
Join us November 13–15 at Camp Kiwanis, outside Walla Walla, for an overnight gaming adventure. Start playing Friday evening and enjoy a variety of games throughout the weekend, including board games, role-playing games, trading card games, card games, chess, and outdoor games. Scouts are also encouraged to bring their own Scout-appropriate games to share!
Cabins are available, and tent camping is also an option. There’s no Wi-Fi—this weekend is all about putting the screens away, gathering around a table, and enjoying games together!
Dinner and snacks will be provided Friday night, with breakfast and lunch provided on Saturday.
Registration is $30 for Scouts and $15 for leaders. Registration must be completed by November 2.
Bring your favorite games, invite your friends, and get ready for a weekend of gaming, laughs, and Scouting fun!
Ready to take your unit’s outdoor program to the next level? Join us for Winter Camp Training and gain the knowledge and skills needed to plan exciting, safe, and successful winter outdoor adventures for your Scouts.
Join us December 5 from 9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. at the Blue Mountain Council Office for a morning of training and preparation to help your unit make the most of its winter camping experience.
Planning to participate in the Klondike in February? At least one person from each participating unit is required to complete this training.
Registration is $5 per Scout, and all participants must register by November 28.
Don’t miss this opportunity to build your unit’s outdoor program and get ready for winter adventure!
Ready to learn what’s under the hood? Scouts can get hands-on experience and work toward the Automotive Maintenance Merit Badge at this exciting event.
Join us December 5 from 9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. at McCurley Subaru Dealership for a morning of learning about vehicle maintenance, safety, and the skills every driver should know.
Registration is open, with only 15 spots available, so be sure to register early!
Registration is $5 per Scout.
The Blue Mountain Council Office and Trading Post will be closed for the following dates: