
Continuing An Outdoor Program In The Winter
It’s getting cold across Montana, but Scouting continues! The outdoor program is a key component of Scouting, but planning outdoor activities during the winter isn’t

It’s getting cold across Montana, but Scouting continues! The outdoor program is a key component of Scouting, but planning outdoor activities during the winter isn’t

Get trained. Engage. Don’t be just another adult who looks the other way when a Scout needs guidance, encouragement, or accountability. Our young people are watching us.

We all know the motto of Scouting America: Be Prepared. Short, simple, and imbued with an open-ended challenge, the motto is as relevant today as when

As the Montana air begins cool and crisp and the leaves whisper change, we stand at the edge of a new season – not just

We say this without hyperbole: Montana Council summer camps in 2025 were AWESOME! Each of our camps offer unique activities and experiences.

The Richardson Logistics Center, the hub for maintenance operations at K-M Scout Ranch, stands as a lasting tribute Blake Richardson’s impact on Scouting.

Every year, our Montana summer camps become something greater than places for Scouts and their families – they become proving grounds for courage, friendship, and lifelong memories.

Throughout my life, including my time in Scouting, the most meaningful and memorable experiences have usually come with a cost. Whether that ‘cost’ be in

Scouting America, Montana Council thrives because of the dedication, energy, and passion of its volunteers. From leading dens and troops to organizing events and managing

Montana Council President and Chairman of the Board Walt McIntosh delivers the 2025 State of the Council address during the annual convention.

Whether through Scouting or other causes, we are fortunate to have people who step up, give their time, and make a real difference.

Every year, Montana Council starts at zero with a goal of raising enough funds to support our programs, our camps, our facilities, and – most importantly – the Scouts and volunteers across our state. Without adequate funding, we – like any non-profit – would struggle to provide essential services or meet the growing demands of the people we aim to serve.