Troop 349 Biking Campout down the 55 miles on the C&O Canal Towpath

Harper’s , WV to Washington, DC

Sat & Sun, May 21-22, 2011 Deadline for permission slip & payment: Tuesday, May 17

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Discription: Before you start this epic journey, prepare yourself with some shorter trips. The towpath is not paved - the surface is clay and crushed stone – and is a bit rough.

The 184.5 mile-long Chesapeake & Ohio Canal, located along the north bank of the , runs from Washington, DC to Cumberland, MD. The canal was built between 1828 and 1850, and it operated until 1924. In 1971 the canal became a National Historic Park.

Today, much of the canal has been drained of water and reclaimed by the forest. However, the canal's towpath remains a favorite of hikers, joggers, and bicyclists. Hiker- biker campsites contain a water pump and jiffy john. Campsites are chosen on a first come, first-serve basis.

C&O Canal Bicycling Guide Mile 40 thru 50 This section contains the beautiful Monocacy Aqueduct, a 500 foot, seven arch, stone bridge used to carry the canal over the Monocacy River. The aqueduct took 4 years to build and was completed in 1833. Next to the tunnel at Paw-Paw (mile 155), is this probably the second most impressive structure on the canal. In the 1970s, the Park service erected temporary exo- skeleton supports around the aqueduct due to damage caused by repeated flooding. In 2005, aqueduct repairs were finally completed, and so the exo-skeleton has been removed.

The only other point of interest that you "might" see in this section is the Dickerson power plant (mile 41). In 1992, a training course was built in the power plant's warm water discharge spillway for the US Olympic Kayak Team. You might be able to see it through the chain-link gate at the south side of the complex.

Trail conditions are historically poor in the mile or two prior to the town of Point-of- Rocks, . Expect to navigate around many mud holes in this section. The rest of the path is typically in good shape.

Access to the town of Point-of-Rocks is by way of a small, wooden, one-lane bridge over the canal bed. The town is mainly a collection of run down homes. However, there are two stores/deli's about a block off the towpath. This makes the town a good lunch/re-supply stop.

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Just after the wooden bridge, the C&O Canal passes through the Catoctin Mountain Range. During the canal construction, the B&O Railroad mounted an unsuccessful legal challenge for the narrow right-of-way through this pass. As a result, the railroad was forced to tunnel through the mountain. After the canal failed, the railroad built a second track in the abandoned canal bed. However, the towpath is still intact through the pass.

Access Points from westbound Route 28:

39.6: Dickerson Regional Park - make left turn onto Martinsburg Rdat yellow flashing light. Park is on the right after about 2 miles (at bottom of long hill) 42.1: Monocacy Aqueduct - make left turn onto Mouth of Monocacy Rd (about 1 mile past Dickerson, MD). 44.6: Nolands Ferry - (near Tuscarora, MD). Easy access from Route 28 via Noland Road or New Design Road.

Access Points from Route 15:

48.2: Point of Rocks, MD - located right on the north side of the Potomac River Bridge, at the intersection with Route 28. After turning off Route 15, make immediate right turn and follow short road behind homes to the canal.

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Mile Name Info

Dickerson 39.8 Access from Martinsburg Rd. X Conservation Park

Dickerson Power US Olympic Kayak Team trains in spillway next to 41.6 Plant towpath.

Monocacy 42.1 An Endangered US Historic Site X Aqueduct

42.4 Indian Flats H/B 0.3 miles from vehicle access at mile 42.1 X X

Boat Ramp and Picnic Area. Access from New 44.6 Nolands Ferry X Design Road.

0.8 miles from vehicle access at mile 48.2 47.6 Calico Rocks H/B X X Located near busy railroad. Subject to noise.

Point of Rocks, Route 15 Bridge ahead provides bike access to 48.2 X MD

Located 0.1 miles away from river, just 48.2 B & S Minimart downstream from Route 15 bridge. Serves fried X chicken, subs, hot dogs, ice cream.

Bald Eagle Island 0.5 miles from vehicle access at mile 50.8Located 50.3 X X H/B near busy railroad. Subject to noise.

50.8 Lock 29 Access from Lander Road X

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C&O Canal Bicycling Guide Mile 25 thru 40 Once you pass the Seneca Creek Aqueduct, the conditions change radically. The canal bed here is no longer watered and thus has been completely reclaimed by forest growth. This makes the towpath quite shady, which is great during the summer months, but it does greatly limit the scenery. Also, the wide towpath you had enjoyed eventually changes into a dual track trail

Expect to see a bunch of wildlife, including towpath favorites such as deer, rabbits, and the occasional fox. The first hiker-biker campsites also begin in this section. Each site contains a water pump and jiffy john. Campsites are chosen on a first-come, first-serve basis.

The major point of interest in this section is Whites Ferry, the only working ferry on the Potomac. You can use the ferry to cross over to Leesburg, Va ($1 for bikes, $3 for cars) where lodging is available. Leesburg is about 4 miles from White's Ferry via Business Route 15. Route 15 is a very busy highway, however there are now paved shoulders along the busiest section.

Access Points from River Road:

27.2: Mckee-Beshers Wildlife Area - after passing Hughes Rd, make the first left onto Sycamore Landing Rd. A parking area is located about 0.75 miles down this gravel road.

Access Points from Poolesvile, MD:

30.8: Edwards Ferry - take Whites Ferry Road (Route 107) west for about 1 mile. Turn left on Edwards Ferry Road. Follow to end (about 4.5 miles). 35.5: Whites Ferry - take Whites Ferry Road west Route between Whites Ferry and (Route 107) for about 6 miles. Leesburg 39.6: Dickerson Regional Park - take Whites Ferry Use Caution on Route 15! Road (Route 107) west for about 1 mile. Turn right on Wasche Rd. After another mile, make the first left onto Martinsburg Rd. The park is on the right at the bottom of the long hill

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Mile Name Info

Horsepen Branch 1.2 miles from vehicle access at mile 27.2 26.0 X X H/B (map) Troop 349 backup camp site.

Mckee-Beshers Access via Sycamore Landing Rd, 0.75 27.2 X Wildlife Area miles from River Rd.

Chisel Branch H/B 0.3 miles from vehicle access at mile 30.8 30.5 X X (map) Troop 349 primary choice for camping

Edward Ferry Troop 349 vehicles should expect to park 30.8 X Boat Ramp here

Broad Run Trunk 31.9 (Ruins) Aqueduct

34.5 Turtle Run H/B 1.0 miles from vehicle access at mile 35.5 X X

301-349-5200: Food/Store (May-Oct only) - 35.5 Whites Ferry Bike/auto access to Leesburg, VA via Ferry X X (Fee).

800.644.1806: Leesburg: 108 Loudoun St 35.5 Norris House Inn SW. Accessible via Ferry and Business X Route 15. Shuttle Available

Marble Quarry 38.1 1.5 miles from vehicle access at mile 39.6 X X H/B

Dickerson 39.8 Conservation Access from Martinsburg Rd. X Park

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C&O Canal Bicycling Guide Mile 10 thru 25 This is probably the most heavily used section of the canal. Generally, the towpath here is in excellent condition, and the canal basin still contains water. In April 2006, after more than 30 years, the Widewater towpath breach (between mile 12.6 and 13.7) was finally repaired (much rejoicing!). As a result, you no longer need to carry your bike up and down the stairs to use the Berma Rd detour (although this is still a nice alternative route).

The major point of interest in this section is Great Falls, located at mile 14. During nice weather, this area is crawling with folks out to enjoy hiking on the challenging , rock climbing in Mather Gorge, kayaking in the Potomac rapids below Great Falls, or just enjoying a stroll along the towpath. Use caution and be courteous around the pedestrians.

Once you pass Great Falls, the towpath quickly becomes less crowded. Swain's Lock is a nice place to stop for a break. At mile 22.8 are the remains of the Seneca Creek Aqueduct. This three arch aqueduct is the first of eleven such structures along the canal. The western most arch was destroyed by a local thunderstorm flood on Sept 11, 1971.

Access from the Capital Beltway: Take exit 41 (on Maryland Side of American Legion Bridge). Follow Clara Barton Parkway towards Carderock. The following areas are accessible:

10.4: Carderock - about 1 mile from beltway. Follow signs to recreation area. 12.6: Old Angler's Inn - follow Clara Barton Pkwy to end (at tee) Make left on to MaCarthur Blvd. Parking available about 1 mile ahead on left, across the street from the Inn. 14.3: Great Falls (fee area) - continue about 1 mile past Old Angler's Inn. Park entrance is at the top of the hill.

Access from River Road: If you wish to avoid the crowds, try one of these access point west of Potomac Village along River Road:

16.6: - left turn about a quarter mile west of the Piney Meetinghouse Rd intersection. Look for Swains Lock mailbox. 19.6: - left turn about 100 yards past the Travilah Rd intersection. 22.1: Violettes Lock - left turn about a quarter mile prior to the Seneca Rd intersection. (at bottom of a small valley) 22.8: Rileys Lock/Seneca Aqueduct - left turn about a mile after the Seneca Rd intersection. (at bottom of long hill) www.Troop349.us 8

Mile Name Info

Carderock Picnic, rest rooms, water. Very easy access 10.4 Recreational X X from I-495. Area

Water on opposite side of canal. Access to 11.5 Footbridge MaCarthur, 0.1 mile west of Brickyard Rd. X X Loading only - No Parking.

301.299.3613: PERMIT REQUIRED - Marsden Tract 11.6 reserved for civic/scout organizations only. X Campground $20/night

12.3 Old Angler's Inn Popular free parking area across from Old X

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Angler's Inn on MaCarthur Blvd. VERY Crowded. Access to optional Berma Rd route.

South Entrance: Excellent 1.7 mile hiking trail Bill Goat Hiking along Mather Gorge. Rejoins towpath at 12.8 Trail Milepost 13.8 Recommended if you have time, but strenuous. No Bikes.

This structure is used to prevent flood Widewater Stop 13.7 damage downstream. Provides access to Lock Berma Rd, via stairs.

North Entrance: Excellent 1.7 mile hiking trail Bill Goat Hiking along Mather Gorge. Rejoins towpath at 13.8 Trail Milepost 12.8 Recommended if you have time, but strenuous. No Bikes.

75 foot wall down to river. Provides overlook 13.9 Mary's Wall to Mather Gorge. During big floods, the river rises about 10 over the towpath at this point!

Great Falls Follow Footbridges out to overlook - No 14.0 Overlook Bikes

301.767.3714: National Park Visitor Center. Great Falls Operational Lock #20 located here. Paid 14.3 Tavern Visitor X X parking available. 11710 MacArthur Blvd, Center Potomac, MD 20854

Great Falls Hotdogs and burgers. Located in large 14.3 X Snack Bar parking area.

16.6 Swain's Lock #21 Five Campsites - nearby vehicle access X X X

Montgomery Co 17.5 Pumping Station

19.7 Pennyfield Lock Parking Lot - Access to River Road at X

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#22 Esworthy Rd

Blockhouse 21.0 Point cliffs

This lock also marks the end of the watered Violettes Lock canal basin. With a few exceptions, the canal 22.1 X #23 basin is mostly abandoned upstream from this location.

22.8 Rileys Lock #24 Parking and access to River Road. X X X

Seneca Creek (Ruins) North arch was destroyed in 1973 by 22.8 Aqueduct a thunderstorm flash flood.

Horsepen 26.0 1.2 miles from vehicle access at mile 27.2 X X Branch H/B

C&O Canal Bicycling Guide Mile 0 thru 10 The towpath begins in the Georgetown, at the edge of the Rock Creek Parkway, between Pennsylvania Ave. and the Whitehurst Freeway. This roughly marks the inland most point of the navigable Potomac River. Directly south of the trail head, in the rock creek stream bed, lies the remains of the canal's "watergate" (from where the nearby infamous hotel complex gets its name). The watergate was used to transfer canal boats between the Potomac and the canal. This is where you will find the original Mile 0 marker (right next to Thompson's Boat Center).

The canal's first few hundred yards is lined with shops and a series of lift locks. Barge rides are also available here during the summer months. The towpath begins as a red brick walkway along the north side of the canal bed. After a few blocks, the towpath's gravel/clay towpath surface begins. The path is very narrow here, and considering all the pedestrian traffic, makes it very difficult to navigate by bike. The towpath crosses over to the south side of the canal just prior to Key Bridge.

We will end our ride at Fletcher's Boathouse (mile 3.1) has a snack bar, boat, and bicycle rentals. www.Troop349.us 11

By mile 5, the towpath traffic reduces significantly. Between miles 8 and 10 is the area known as seven locks (since there are seven lift-locks here). The canal passes under the Capital Beltway at mile 9.3 and you enter the area known as Carderock. The half-mile long to the north is the David Taylor Model Basin where the Navy tests models of new ships.

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Just south of the Pennsylvania Ave and Rock Creek Pkwy Start of 0.3 intersection. Continue downstream via the Rock Creek Bicycle X Towpath Trail.

202.653.5190: National Park Visitor Center. Canal boat rides Georgetown 0.5 available. 1057 Thomas Jefferson St, NW, Washington, DC X Visitor Center 20007

Easy bicycle access to Rosslyn, VA, the Mount Vernon Trail, 1.0 Key Bridge and Reagan National . Many inexpensive hotels.

Georgetown Access via tunnel underneath the Canal. Near intersection of 1.6 X University Canal and Foxhall Roads.

202.244.0461: Snack Bar. Bike and boat rentals. Nice area for 3.1 Fletcher's Cove X X X a picnic. Parking available. Troop 349 finish point, ETA 2 PM

Capital This former railroad trestle now carries a very popular paved 3.6 Crescent Trail trail to downtown Bethesda, MD. Easier access point at mile Trestle 3.1. It is about 4 miles uphill to Bethesda.

4.0 Chain Bridge Last bicycle river crossing to Virginia until Milepost 34.5 X

Maryland State 4.7 Line

Modern footbridge over parkway to Ridge Drive near the corner 5.0 Lock #5 X 61st Street.

5.3 Lock #6 Parking area along Clara Barton Parkway X

5.4 Lockhouse 6 New lodging option. Stay overnight in a real lock house. X

Little Falls 5.8 Pumping Stations

7.0 Lock #7 Parking area along Clara Barton Parkway X

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Free standing stone arch bridge, located about 0.25 mile away Cabin John 7.5 from river (via footbridge). Access to MaCarthur Blvd, but Bridge difficult with bicycle.

Cabin John Shopping Center (at MaCarthur and 79th St) Lock #8 / Cabin located about 0.5 mile away from river (deli / store). Cross lock 8.4 X X John and follow wide path to left. Becomes paved Riverside Ave. Follow thru tunnel and continue 79th St.

8.7 Lock #10 Parking area along Clara Barton Parkway X X

Capital Beltway 9.3 (I-495)

Carderock 10.4 Recreational Picnic, rest rooms, water. Very easy access from I-495. X X Area

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Saturday, May 21

Time Event POC Remarks 0700 email Alvin Only if weather questionable 0800 Meet at American Legion Scoutmaster All hands load trailer 0800-0900 Pack all bikes & gear Quartermaster Class B uniform 0900 Parent drivers dep w/bikes, riders Alvin To Harper’s Ferry, WV 0900 Trailer & non-riders depart Jeff E Chisel Branch campgrnd, C&O mi 30.5 1000 Parent drivers d/o bikes, riders Alvin F C&O Canal Towpath, Harper’s Ferry 1030 Trailer & non-riders arrive Jeff E Chisel Branch campgrnd, C&O mi 30.5 1000-1100 Non-riders set up their camp Jeff E 1030-1100 Riders unload Alvin F C&O Canal Towpath, mi 58 1100 Fast riders depart Alvin F 27 mile ride to Chisel Branch campgrd 1100 Moderate-speed riders depart Jim C “ 1500-1600 Troop rendezvous SM Chisel Branch Campground 1500-1700 Riders unload & set up camp QM/SPL Priorities: Troop, Patrol, Personal gear 1600-1800 Set up camp sites PLs By patrols 1800-1930 Supper By Patrols Sunset 2019, End twilight 2049, 3rd qtr moon 2000-2100 Troop Campfire SPL Moon: waning (smaller) with 35% visible 2100-2130 PLC & snack ASM Review, reorganize, planning 2200 Lights out SM

Sunday, May 22

Time Event POC Remarks 0700 Wake-up SM Begin twilight 0520 0700-0830 Breakfast, clean-up, break camp By Patrols Sunrise 0550 0800 Agree on who cleans what gear Qrtrmstr (i.e., post-campout) 0800-0900 Load gear in trailer Qrtrmstr 0900 Riders depart (stay together, today) Alvin F Class B uniform 1000 Non-riders depart for American Legion Jeff E Class B uniform 1100 Non-riders & trailer arr Am Legion Jeff E Take troop gear to clean 1330 ETA, Fletcher’s Boat House Alvin F Parent drivers pick up riders & bikes 1415 Riders arrive American Legion SM Take troop gear to clean

Weather: Mid-May typical high: 73 F Typical low: 54 F Avg wind: 10 mph

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Directions for parents driving the riders: Harper’s Ferry, 64 miles, allow 1+30 hr We will start the ride at the pedestrian (former railroad) bridge crossing the river

1. Start out going SOUTHWEST on N OAK ST toward FULTON AVE. 0.2 mi

2. Turn RIGHT onto W BROAD ST/VA-7. Continue to follow VA-7 W. 2.4 mi

Merge onto I-495 N/CAPITAL BELTWAY/I-495 INNERLOOP toward ROCKVILLE/ (Crossing into 3. 8.5 mi MARYLAND).

4. Keep LEFT to take I-270-SPUR N via EXIT 38 toward ROCKVILLE/FREDERICK. 2.0 mi

5. I-270-SPUR N becomes I-270 N. 29.1 mi

6. Merge onto I-70 W via EXIT 32 toward HAGERSTOWN. 1.3 mi

Merge onto US-340 W via EXIT 52 toward CHARLES TOWN/LEESBURG (Passing through VIRGINIA, then 7. 18.7 mi crossing into WEST VIRGINIA).

Turn RIGHT onto SHENANDOAH ST. 8. o SHENANDOAH ST is 0.7 miles past CHESTNUT HILL RD 0.8 mi

9. Take the 2nd LEFT onto S POTOMAC ST. 0.05 mi

POTOMAC ST & HOG ALY, Harper’s Ferry, WV 10.

Directions for parents driving the non-riders to Chisel Branch Campground

Distance to camp site: 32 miles, allow 1 hr

1. Start out going SOUTHWEST on N OAK ST toward FULTON AVE. 0.2 mi

2. Turn RIGHT onto W BROAD ST/VA-7. Continue to follow VA-7 W. 2.4 mi

Merge onto I-495 N/CAPITAL BELTWAY/I-495 INNERLOOP toward 3. 6.6 mi ROCKVILLE/BALTIMORE (Crossing into MARYLAND).

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4. Take the MD-190/RIVER RD exit, EXIT 39, toward WASHINGTON/POTOMAC. 0.4 mi

Merge onto MD-190 W/RIVER RD via EXIT 39A on the LEFT toward POTOMAC. 5. 11.8 mi Zoom to this StepAvoid this Step

Turn LEFT onto RIVER RD. 6. 6.6 mi Zoom to this StepAvoid this Step

RIVER RD becomes MT NEBO RD. 7. 1.6 mi Zoom to this StepAvoid this Step

MT NEBO RD becomes W OFFUTT RD. 8. 0.8 mi Zoom to this StepAvoid this Step

Turn LEFT onto EDWARDS FERRY RD. 9. 1.1 mi Zoom to this StepAvoid this Step

EDWARDS FERRY RD & RIVER RD. 10.

Walk-in/bike-in to campground (0.3 miles south) from vehicle access at Edwards Ferry boat ramp (intersection of Edwards Ferry Road and River Road, Poolesville, MD)

C&O Canal Towpath Website: www.bikewashington.org

24 hr emergency care: Georgetown University Hospital 3800 Reservoir Road Northwest Washington D.C., DC 20007-2196 Phone: 911

Until our next adventure

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Boy Scout Troop 349 Falls Church, Virginia Summer Bicycle Camping Packing Check List

Clothes to Wear1 □ Scout Handbook □ SunShower □ Wicking T-shirt2 □ Maps □ Padded Shorts □ Compass Shared Items □ Underwear □ Notebook □ 100’ cord to hang food* □ Belt □ Bag to hang food □ Stove* □ Acrylic/wool socks □ 20’ clothes line □ Fuel* □ Cycling or Comfortable Shoes □ 2-4 Clothes pins □ Nesting cook kit* □ Watch □ Saw □ Kitchen utensils* □ Sunglasses □ Extra plastic bag □ Water filter or Steri-pen* □ Helmet □ Book □ Camping/fire permits* □ Cycling Gloves □ Cards □ Itinerary, incl # of nearest □ Camera ranger station. Leave a copy In Pockets with someone at home* □ Pocket knife Personal Emergency Items4 □ Pen □ Space blanket Repair kit □ Wallet □ Signal mirror □ Extra Tubes □ Cash □ Whistle □ Cycling Multi Tool □ Cell phone □ Lighter □ Patch Kit □ Matches □ Sewing kit* Clothes to Pack3 □ Fire starter □ Wire* □ Backpack □ Notebook & pencil □ Duct tape* □ Bandanas □ Telephone numbers □ Safety pins* □ 1 extra wick T-shirt □ Surveyor’s tape □ Thermorest repair kit* □ 1 extra shorts □ Extra eye glasses □ Tie wraps* □ 1 extra socks □ Sleeve for broken tent pole* □ 1 extra underwear For Sleeping □ Nuts & bolts (for pack)* □ Long sleeve mid-layer □ Tent, poles, stakes □ Long underwear bottom □ Sleeping bag First Aid Kit* □ Rain coat & pants □ Sleeping pad □ Latex gloves □ Watch cap □ Moleskin □ Light gloves Personal Items □ Cloth tape (1”x10 yd) □ Camp shoes □ Biodegradable soap □ Ibuprofen □ Swim suit □ Toothbrush □ Irrigation device □ When cooler wx: add a light wt □ Toothpaste □ Antibiotic ointment puffy jacket □ Dental floss □ Butadiene □ Comb □ ACE bandage For Eating □ Nail clipper □ SAM splint □ Water Bottles, 2 filled □ Shampoo □ 2nd Skin □ Camel Back, optional □ Deodorant □ Band-Aids □ Food □ Foot lotion □ Tweezers w/a sharp tip □ Bowl, cup, spoon, fork □ Shaving cream/razor □ Imodium □ Trowel □ Decongestant Miscellaneous □ Toilet paper □ Hot/humid: antifungal cream □ Headlight □ Insect repellent □ Hand sanitizer □ Extra batteries □ Sunscreen □ Mosquito head net □ Lip balm w/sunscreen □ Wash cloth & small towel * Denotes shared items □ Prescription medication5 1 Hiking will keep you warm during the day - & your bag will in camp. 2 Items in blue font are essential. 4 Store these emergency items in a Items in black font are optional. separate “Emergency Bag.” 3 Avoid cotton clothes. Leave 5 Scouts taking prescription meds electronics at home. need a permission slip.

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TROOP 349 Permission Slip Falls Church, VA

Event: Biking camp out

Location: C & O Canal Towpath; Harper’s Ferry, WV to DC

Date: May 21-22, 2011

As the parent or legal guardian of:

I give my permission for him to participate in this outing with Troop 349.

I will provide transportation. Out Back Both Ways My vehicle accommodates ______people & ______bicycles.

Name(s) of Parent(s) planning to attend: ______Parent cell #:

My Scout understands: Travel is in Class B uniform for this trip ONLY No electronics permitted (iPod, MP3, cell phone, etc)

Funds attached: $______($30.00/Scout covers food, mileage, site fees; $20 adults)

I give permission to the leaders of Troop 349 to render first aid. In the event of emergency, I give permission to the physician selected by the adult leader-in-charge, to hospitalize, order anesthesia, order injection, or secure other medical treatment, as s/he determines to be appropriate. I further agree to hold Troop 349 and its leaders blameless for any mishaps that may occur during this outing, except for clear acts of negligence or non-adherence to BSA policies and guidelines.

In case of emergency, I can be reached by phone at: or:

If I cannot be reached, contact: Phone:

Medical Insurance company: Policy number:

My son: Has the following medical condition(s) that adult leaders must be aware: .

Has no medical condition.

Requires the following medication(s) that adult leaders must supervise and assist in administering (also provide time & quantity): .

Takes no medication

Signed: ______Date: (Parent or Guardian)

Submit this form and payment to Julie Custer NLT Tuesday, May 9, 2011

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