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5. First Aid Kit - adequate to treat common injuries that may occur on a hike, and including latex gloves for protection from bloodbourne pathogens. 6. Matches - for building a small campfire if necessary for warmth, drying clothing or boosting morale. 7. Extra Clothing - daytime temperatures can drop to 40 o F during the summer; nighttime temperatures can drop below freezing. Wool and/or polypro or other synthetic fabrics are recommended. Cotton clothing is not suitable for retaining body heat. 8. Extra Food - to provide energy and warmth. 9. Pocket Knife - a Swiss army knife with several tools is recommended. 10. Watch - so that you can stick to the schedule/itinerary. YOUR PHILMONT CHECK LIST Also refer to the "Continuous Preparation Plan" in the 2010 Council and Unit Planning Guide. Two deep leadership confirmed ......................................................................................................... _______ Youth participants must be 14 years of age OR completed 8th Grade and be at least 13 years of age prior to participation…………………..…………………………………………………………………._______ (Philmont will also honor “14 by Sept. 1 of 2010”) Copy of Philmont's Risk Advisory read and/or distributed to parents (refer to Page 15 of the 2010 Council and Unit Planning Guide) ........................................................ _______ Philmont Health & Medical Records complete with physician and parent/guardian signature (collected by Advisor and held for arrival at Health Lodge ……………………………………………..._______ Wilderness First Aid Basic and CPR certification scheduled and completed ................................... ._______ (bring proof of certification) Information shared with parents about Philmont's insurance coverage ............................................ _______ (family insurance policy applies first) Physical training plan developed and initiated several months ahead ............................................. _______ Advance fee payments collected and submitted (due October 1) ...................................................... _______ Final fee payments collected and submitted (due March 1) ............................................................... _______ Transportation to and from Philmont arranged .................................................................................. _______ Tour Permit Application completed and approved 30 days in advance of arrival date ................ _______ (Advisor brings to Philmont) Top five choices of itineraries selected and submitted through the online process no later than May 1 .................................................................................................................................................. _______ (Short Trek participants should mail attached card by June 1) Itinerary reservation confirmed by Philmont ....................................................................................... _______ (confirmation is emailed to Advisor) Arrival Plans and Crew Information Card mailed to Philmont 30 days prior to Crew’s arrival ………._______ Bus driver(s) accommodations arranged ........................................................................................... _______ Crew Roster & Talent Release Roster completed (Bring to Philmont) .............................................. _______ Expedition number given to all parents and crew members .............................................................. _______ 2010 ITINERARY GUIDE 16 PHILMONT SCOUT RANCH, BSA
Your Philmont address given to all parents and friends .................................................................... _______ Philmont's emergency phone number given to all parents ................................................................. _______ Itineraries at a Glance – 2010 1 - 51 Mi. - C 2 - 51 Mi. - C 3 - 52 Mi. - C 4 - 53 Mi. - C 5 - 56 Mi. - C Vaca Vaca Ute Springs Old Abreu Anasazi Deer Lake Mesa Deer Lake Webster Parks Crags Indian Writings Cimarroncito Webster Parks Sawmill Fish Camp Ponil Cimarroncito Sawmill Mt. Phillips Apache Springs Dean Cow Shaefers Pass Comanche Peak Comanche Creek Apache Springs Harlan Black Mountain Comanche Creek Apache Springs Wild Horse Ute Springs Beaubien Beaubien Apache Springs Mt. Phillips Upper Sawmill Beaubien Beaubien Fish Camp Cyphers Mine Lamberts Mine Fish Camp Carson Meadows Crater Lake Cimarroncito Upper Clarks Fork Abreu Zastrow Abreu Clarks Fork Tooth Ridge 6 - 56 Mi. - C 7 - 56 Mi. - C 8 - 62 Mi. - C 9 - 51 Mi. - C 10 - 57 Mi. - C Anasazi Sioux Rayado River Anasazi Lovers Leap Ponil Dan Beard Toothache Springs Old Camp Aguila Dan Beard Iris Park Miners Park Dan Beard Abreu Seally Canyon Greenwood Canyon Lookout Meadow Rich Cabins Fish Camp Ring Place Rich Cabins Apache Springs Pueblano Ruins Apache Springs Iris Park Pueblano Ruins Apache Springs Ewells Park Crooked Creek Rich Cabins Copper Park Comanche Creek Ewells Park Mt. Phillips Pueblano Ruins Copper Park Clear Creek Baldy Skyline Sawmill Cimarron River Head of Dean Red Hills Pueblano Cathedral Rock Harlan Ponil Clarks Fork Ponil Tooth Ridge 11 - 54 Mi. - C 12 - 61 Mi. - C 13 - 57 Mi. - C 14 - 60 Mi. - C 15 - 63 Mi. - C Olympia Lovers Leap Anasazi Rayado River Lovers Leap Zastrow Urraca Indian Writings Urraca Urraca Carson Meadows Zastrow Ponil Miners Park Crater Lake Agua Fria Lower Bonito Pueblano Black Mountain Bear Canyon Wild Horse Buck Creek Ute Meadows Comanche Creek Beaubien Clear Creek Crooked Creek Ute Meadows Comanche Peak Beaubien Cyphers Mine Mt. Phillips Head of Dean Lower Sawmill Crooked Creek Cimarroncito Sawmill New Dean Hunting Lodge Clear Creek Cimarroncito Vaca Dean Cow Upper Clarks Fork Red Hills Upper Clarks Fork Dean Cow Harlan Tooth Ridge Ponderosa Park 16 - 65 Mi. - R 17 - 65 Mi. - R 18 - 67 Mi. - R 19 - 66 Mi. - R 20 - 63 Mi. - R Olympia Lovers Leap Lovers Leap Cimarron River Bent Carson Meadows Urraca Crater Lake Devils Wash Basin Dan Beard Lost Cabin Crater Lake Black Mountain Aspen Springs Iris Park Beaubien Beaubien Beaubien Lamberts Mine Ring Place Beaubien Beaubien Beaubien Clear Creek Ring Place Black Mountain Crooked Creek Porcupine Crooked Creek Greenwood Canyon Red Hills Clear Creek Mt. Phillips Beaubien Copper Park Cyphers Mine Thunder Ridge Cimarroncito Beaubien Copper Park Hunting Lodge Cathedral Rock Cimarroncito Abreu Elkhorn Tooth Ridge Tooth Ridge Tooth Ridge Miners Park Ponil 2010 ITINERARY GUIDE 17 PHILMONT SCOUT RANCH, BSA
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