Adventure requirements and resources for every Cub Scout rank
Click any rank below to view the full list of required and elective adventures on Scouting America's website.
Lions explore the world around them through simple activities done alongside a family partner. The Lion program introduces Scouts to the adventure of Scouting with age-appropriate adventures focused on the outdoors, citizenship, and personal development.
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Tigers get hands-on with their first real adventures, earning the Tiger rank through activities done with their family. Tigers explore nature, communities, and what it means to be a Scout through required and elective adventures.
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Wolves build independence, learn new skills, and begin taking on bigger challenges. Wolf adventures cover outdoor skills, citizenship, physical fitness, and creative expression as Scouts start to find their individual strengths.
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Bears dive deeper into outdoor skills, community service, and personal development. Bear adventures challenge Scouts to think critically, serve others, and grow in confidence through a wide variety of required and elective adventures.
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Webelos Scouts take on more advanced activities and begin preparing for the transition to Scouts BSA. The Webelos program introduces more complex skills and greater responsibility, with adventures spanning outdoor, STEM, fitness, and citizenship.
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The highest Cub Scout rank. Arrow of Light Scouts demonstrate readiness to bridge into a Scouts BSA troop. Adventures focus on leadership, outdoor preparedness, and community engagement as Scouts complete their Cub Scouting journey.
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