Troop 135 scouts and adult volunteers pulled invasive water chestnut from Greenough Pond and the Concord River on three separate service outings in 2026.

We made it and settled in at our site (Ida Lewis - Camp Sandy Beach) at Camp Yawgoog!

We had an excellent trip to the Summit Bechtel Scouting High Adventure Base in southeast West Virginia last week, and the Scouts on the trip should be very proud of all of their successful experiences there.

Scouts scooping poop so they can paddle, hike, and camp all summer long - support Troop 135’s annual Spring Fertilizer Sale!

Happy New Year, Troop 135.

All current and potential scouts and families are welcome to join us Tuesday, January 6th in the CPS cafeteria from 6:45-8:15PM.

Congratulations to Troop 135’s Jacob Gettings and Charles Mastromarino! They receive their official badge, kerchief and other regalia at the October 7, 2025 Eagle Court of Honor.

The Girl’s Troop inaugural recruitment event was something to remember!

We had an excellent campout and Mt. Moosilauke climb on June 28th, 2025! We backpacked 9.25 miles and climbed 2,600 feet during 7+ hours on the trails. Mt. Moosilauke has a 4802 ft. peak, and we had some cloud cover at the top. The distant views at lower elevations were very beautiful.

We really appreciate Jacob Gettings (center) for being our crew leader for the trek. We also really appreciate Mr. Keene for setting up this trip as a part of our Philmont training.

We had a great hike on the Welch-Dickey trail loop in New Hampshire yesterday. The weather was excellent, and we had many beautiful views.

Many of our Scouts completed the Electronics merit badge at our troop meeting on May 13, 2025. They did a great job on their electronics breadboard projects, and they were very creative in their designs.

We had an excellent Philmont warm-up hike February 8th, 2025 at Foss Farm. We will be training for our Philmont trip with increasingly more difficult backpacking trips over the next few months. We really appreciate Mr. Keene and Mr. Watters for leading the planning for this hike.

The following day, February 9th, we had a great time ice climbing at Camp Sayre in Milton, MA. The conditions were fantastic! We really appreciate Mr. Newman for doing all of the planning for this Troop activity.

We had an excellent Thanksgiving in the Woods campout at the Haynes Cabin and Camp Nobscot last November. We cooked turkey with orange slices in dutch ovens on a wood burning stove and had mashed potatoes and sweet corn as well. The meal was outstanding!