We’d love to know more about which outdoor experiences your Girl Scouts enjoy this year! Share your outdoor adventure stories and photos at girlscoutsoc.org/stories.
When girls spend quality time outdoors, they thrive physically, emotionally, and intellectually. It’s a win-win!
Our Girl Scout volunteers, often experienced Girl Scouts themselves, pour their heart and soul into passing on valuable Girl Scout traditions, providing outdoor experiences by way of skill-building competitions, sailing, canoeing, and flag folding just to name a few.
At Girl Scouts of Orange County, we are fortunate to have the following volunteer-led outdoor events available to girls. Events run like clockwork. They are organized and full of girl adventure!
Here’s a snapshot of a few GSOC volunteer-led outdoor Girl Scout adventures:
A Service Unit specific event, Junior Jam is a skills competition for Junior Girl Scout troops. Please see your local Service Unit for details.
Girl Scout Cadettes (along with some Junior Girl Scout Lookie-Loos) gather every fall for a weekend of outdoor skill-building competitions, community service opportunities, and sisterhood ceremonies.
Levels:
Seniors, Ambassadors
From sailing and canoeing to knot
tying and flag folding, this annual volunteer-led event at the Newport
Dunes provides Girl Scout Seniors and Ambassadors opportunities to
have fun and build their nautical skills.
OD Meeting will be held in person on
February 12, 2023 at 10am at the Anaheim Program Center.
A Teams/zoom link will be provided for those that are unable to meet
in person.
Register Today
Levels: Cadettes, Seniors, Ambassadors
Want to learn to
hike safely, backpack, read topographical maps, or learn CPR/FA?
Then GSOC Trailblazers group is for you. The Trailblazer program
provides teen Girl Scouts an opportunity to engage deeply in outdoors
activities in a broad range of modalities, geographies, and climates.
Trailblazers meet the 3rd Sunday of each month at 3:00 - 5:00PM
to plan activities.
Activities include: All
items relating to Hiking, Backpacking, Camping, Safety, and more.
GSOC Trailblazer Interest Form
More Information
For more information:
Trailblazers Guidelines
For
questions: gsoctrailblazers@gmail.com
Levels: Cadettes, Seniors, Ambassadors
The Mariners
learn to sail & paddle, tie knots, and preserve marine life.
Mariners meet the 4th Sunday of each month at 6:30PM to plan
activities.
Activities include: All things related to
water! Boating, land skills (knots, code flags, compass), marine
science & conservation, field trips, overnights, and more!
Find
more information about the Mariners program
Participation Interest Form
For
questions please contact Addy Lerner alerner@girlscoutsoc.org
Learn about more
outdoor opportunities for Girl Scouts below:
We’d love to know more about which outdoor experiences your Girl Scouts enjoy this year! Share your outdoor adventure stories and photos at girlscoutsoc.org/stories.