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Scott Visitor Center

Orange tents extend across Bravo Base Camp at the Bechtel Summit Reserve. Photo courtesy Gary Hartley.

The Scott Visitor Center, blue roof at left, welcomes scouts, leaders, and guests, to one of the most remarkable outdoor recreation centers in the world. (Photo courtesy Gary Hartley)

Scouts kayak on Goodrich Lake at the Betchtel Summit Reserve.

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