Boy Scout Troop 648, Norcross GA

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Troop 648 Norcross, Georgia

Welcome to the Troop 648 Home Page

We meet at and are sponsored by Norcross Presbyterian Church in Norcross, GA. Please feel free to look at our pages and if you have any questions or comments go to Contact Us and e-mail our Scoutmaster, Committee Chairperson or Chartered Organization Represenative. Our Troop has been helping the boys of our community grow as individuals and to become future leaders for over 30 years and we are proud of each and every one of them.

Video from Troop 648 Webelos Open House

Posted on Mar 15 2013 - 9:42pm

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Here is a link to the youtube video of our open house for the Webelos.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8DrLAoCQqfc

Trackrock 2012

Posted on Mar 14 2013 - 1:52pm

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Track Rock is a trip we do every year. It is also the trip when Weblos come to visit us. Normally it is very cold, but this year it did not get below freezing. The Track Rock website is www.trackrock.com. It will give you all the information you will need to plan a trip there.

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Going Shoebox Camping

Posted on Mar 14 2013 - 1:43pm

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GOING SHOEBOX CAMPING

by Jack Portman, Troop 648

September 21-23

Over the weekend of September 21-23, troop 648 went shoebox camping at Camp Jameson, at Bert Adams. We set up camp (In tents for the first night), and went to sleep. When we woke up, we began cooking bacon, but 10 minuets into the process, we were told that we would be late for the "Tiger Growl" if we didn't leave right then, so of course, we left the bacon cooking to caleb, and left.

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Philmont 2012

Posted on Mar 11 2013 - 6:52pm

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This year the troop sent out a crew to Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico. It was a 10 day backpacking trip spanning over 50 miles. The seven boys; Matthew Cruthers, Dylan Wallace, Kenz Fraser, Tyler Boger, Andrew Schlossman, Powell Harris and Philip Davis; and three adults; Mr. Wallace, Mr. Harris, and Mr. Neal; trekked though forests and deserts and over mountains for the experience of a lifetime. My favorite part of the trip was when we hiked up the Tooth of Time, which is a very tall mountain where you can see almost all of the Philmont property from the top of. Another cool thing was the lack of fear in the wildlife; when we were at Shaffer's Pass, a large dear just walked straight though our campsite, with all of us sitting in it.