The Cub Scout must complete these five activities.

1.      With other Cub Scouts, go for a walk with their Leader(s) around the local area. Take it in turns to use one or more of the following methods of navigation:

a.      written instructions

b.      taped instructions

c.       road signs

d.      tracking signs

e.      maps.

2.      Find a number of routes between two given places. Choose the most practical and safe route for a visually impaired or physically handicapped person. Explain their choice and tell their Leader what could be done to make the route safer.

3.      By drawing a simple map, direct someone from their meeting place to a local railway station, bus stop, hospital, doctor, Post Office, etc.

4.      Using a local street map, find certain roads and places of interest as requested by a Leader.

5.      Help plan, or take part in, a treasure hunt using clues, directions and signs to reach a secret destination.