Our crew joined forces with other Douglas County Packs and Troops to march in the annual Highlands Ranch July 4th Parade! Our Scouts had an absolute blast walking the route—waving to the crowds, giving out endless high-fives, and passing out candy and Scouting flyers to the families lining the streets. 🇺🇸🍬 It was an awesome, high-energy day of community fun and celebration!

Our annual Spring Campout at Chatfield State Park in May was an absolute legendary weekend! We packed in a ton of unforgettable highlights, including an epic sponge water fight, a delicious menu featuring lunchtime hot dogs, dinner burgers, and breakfast tacos, and a ton of sweet treats like armpit fudge and classic s’mores. To top it all off, our Scouts kept everyone laughing and entertained with their awesome skits and songs. Thanks to everyone who came out to make it such a memorable trip!

All of our Scouts’ hard work and dedication over the past year culminated in our annual Rank Advancement Ceremony at Chatfield State Park. Cubmaster Kyle and Rank Advancement Chair Alicia led the presentation, highlighting the Scouts’ many achievements and reflecting on the skills and values they mastered along the way.

In a special presentation, the Scouts expressed their gratitude by presenting Parent Pins to their families. These pins serve as a meaningful token of appreciation, recognizing the vital role parents play in supporting their Scouts’ advancement journeys each year. Despite some windy weather, it was a wonderful afternoon of celebration and Pack pride.

Over Memorial Day weekend, our Scouts and families joined together for a deeply moving tradition with the Flags for Fallen Vets project at Fort Logan National Cemetery in Denver. Our crew worked respectfully to place American flags at the headstones of our veterans. To ensure their legacy lives on, the Scouts said each veteran’s name aloud and paused to thank them for their service as they placed each flag. 

We are incredibly grateful to Flags for Fallen Vets for allowing our Pack to be part of such a meaningful and unforgettable project.

Pack 620 took to the skies on Bottle Rocket Sunday! Due to the fire ban, we had to trade in our fire for water this April—but it was our best launch yet! 🚀💦 The kids engineered and decorated their own bottle rockets, launching them into the stratosphere. We handed out awards for the most creative and innovative designs, and everyone agreed the water-powered launches were an absolute blast. The water launch was a huge hit, so mark your calendars—we’re doing it again next year! 

The roar of the engines and the cheers of the crowd filled the room for our March 2026 Pinewood Derby, and it was an absolute blast! The cars flew down the track at record-breaking speeds, and the creative designs this year were next-level incredible. Huge congratulations to all of our racers for bringing their A-game to the track!

Our Scouts and their families recently gathered at the Highlands Ranch Library to participate in a meaningful flag service project. Scouts inspected a large collection of American flags to ensure they were clean, free of damage, and ready for display. Scouts bundled the flags securely and performed minor repairs where needed. These flags will be utilized during the upcoming Memorial Day service for Flags for Fallen Vets, an annual tradition our Pack is honored to support each year. Thank you to all the families who volunteered their time for this important cause.

The fun didn’t stop with our Crossover—the Pack also had a blast playing games at our annual Blue and Gold Banquet! The team from Crutch Rocket Sports joined us and treated our Scouts and families to some incredibly unique, high-energy competitive games. It was an absolute powerhouse of fun for everyone involved. A massive thank you goes out to Mr. Clark for pulling everything together and making it such a wonderful, memorable time!

In February 2026, we gathered for a meaningful and memorable Crossover ceremony as our Arrow of Light (AOL) Den officially advanced to Scouts BSA. Cubmaster Kyle led a moving ceremony where each Scout lit candles representing core Scouting values and shared inspiring words about the journey ahead. We also had the pleasure of hearing from Maddi Bachelder, who shared an exciting inside look at what Troop life is like and the incredible adventures waiting for them.

This year also marked the start of a wonderful new Pack tradition! From now on, every crossing Scout will sign their name under our Crossover bridge as a permanent keepsake of their time with Pack 620. To kick things off, we even invited former Pack siblings in the audience to add their signatures to the bridge. We are incredibly proud of our AOLs and look forward to watching them thrive in their new Troops!

Cubmaster Kyle and our awesome Pack 620 Scouts teamed up for a delicious Scout Sunday tradition! To say a massive thank you to St. Luke’s United Methodist Church for everything they do for us, our crew spent the morning serving up breakfast burritos to the congregation. Huge shoutout to Troop 633 for doing the heavy lifting on the cooking prep! Best of all? There were a few leftover burritos, and you bet our Scouts happily polished them off. We love partnering with you, St. Luke’s—thanks for being the best!