Welcome to Miles of Impact, the official podcast of the Crossroads of the West Council! Each episode takes you on a journey through the inspiring stories, unforgettable adventures, and lasting impact of Scouting in our communities.
We highlight the difference Scouting makes—not just for the youth who participate, but for families, neighborhoods, and everyone touched by this incredible program. From service projects that change lives to backcountry treks that build character, we’re celebrating the miles of impact Scouting creates every day.
Whether you’re a Scout, a leader, a parent, or a supporter, you’ll find something to spark your passion for the outdoors, leadership, and service. Join us as we share the stories, explore the adventures, and celebrate the legacy of Scouting in Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming.
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Small Moments, Big Adventures: Camp Maple Dell Day Camp
In this episode, we dive into what makes Maple Dell’s dinosaur-themed day camp such a memorable experience. Amanda and Nicole take us behind the scenes—sharing how simple moments, creative stations, and a whole lot of imagination turn an ordinary week into something kids carry with them long after camp ends.
From T-Rex target ranges to fossil digs and paddle boats, every part of the program is designed to spark curiosity and give kids the confidence to try something new. It’s not just about the activities—it’s about the environment.
What you’ll hear in this episode:
How themed experiences build real confidence (without kids even realizing it)
A look at standout stations like fossil digs, target ranges, and on-the-water adventures
Why a supportive camp culture matters in helping kids step outside their comfort zone
Simple ways leaders and parents can elevate the experience for every child
We also break down what families need to know heading into the week—so everyone shows up ready to make the most of it.
You’ll walk away with:
What to pack (and what not to stress about)
How to prepare your child for a great week
Tips to help kids fully engage and have more fun
A better understanding of why day camp matters
At the end of the day, Maple Dell isn’t just about dinosaurs or summer fun—it’s about helping kids discover what they’re capable of. It’s where friendships form, confidence grows, and small wins turn into lasting impact.
If you want your child to come home a little more confident, a little more curious, and already asking about next year… this is the episode for you.
27 Mar 2026
Camp Hunt Youth Camp Sessions: Built Around Your Group
Most youth camps feel packed… or forced. Camp Hunt gives you space to make it your own.
Set on the shores of Bear Lake, Camp Hunt’s 3- and 4-day youth camps are built for real connection—with flexible schedules that let your group move at your pace while still delivering high-energy adventure.
In this episode of Miles of Impact, Aaron and Alex break down what makes these camps different:
Choose your pace — structured options without feeling over-programmed
Waterfront adventure — swimming, paddling, and epic Waterfront Olympics
Built-in connection time — devotionals, reflection, and meaningful group moments
Classic camp fun — archery, lawn games, campfires, and evening programs under the stars
Designed for groups — whether you’re a youth group, team, or organization
We also cover what you need to know to plan a great experience:
3-day vs. 4-day options — what fits your group best
Arrival + daily flow — how to hit the ground running
Tips for leaders — how to balance activity with connection
The difference at Camp Hunt? It’s not just about what you do—it’s about what happens between the moments.
With the right approach, your group won’t just attend camp… they’ll leave closer, recharged, and changed.
If you’re planning a youth camp this summer, this episode is your guide to making it count.
27 Mar 2026
Camp Hunt: A Week Scouts Won’t Stop Talking About
Most camps check the boxes. Camp Hunt delivers something different.
Set on the shores of Bear Lake, this is a true waterfront Scout camp—where the lake isn’t just nearby… it’s the heartbeat of the entire experience.
In this episode of Miles of Impact, Alex and Aaron break down what makes Camp Hunt unforgettable:
Waterfront-first experience — swim checks, paddling, and lake access woven into the week
Signature traditions — Honor Trail, Washakie Games, and troop skit nights
A powerful flag retirement ceremony — a moment that sticks long after camp ends
Flexible programming — merit badges + troop time that lets Scouts shape their own adventure
Real connection — patrols, leaders, and moments that build confidence and camaraderie
We also cover the must-knows to help your troop show up ready:
Arrival day flow and what to expect
Class signups and planning your schedule
How to prepare Scouts to take ownership of their week
Tips for leaders to step back and let the magic happen
If your troop is heading to Camp Hunt—or thinking about it—this is your playbook for the best week of the summer.
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