Macon's Adventure Pack!

The Elementary Adventure Handbook

Cub Scout
Pack 170

Build confidence. Find friends. Get outside. Do your best.

Who
Kindergarten–5th grade · Boys and girls welcome
When
Roughly monthly · Tuesdays at 6:30 PM
Where
Highland Hills Baptist Church
Start here

One pack. Six grades. A lot to discover.

Pack 170 is a volunteer-run Cub Scout pack in Macon’s Shirley Hills neighborhood. Kids learn by building, exploring, helping, and trying things that once felt hard—with their families beside them.

We welcome boys and girls in kindergarten through 5th grade, from every background. You do not need to attend Highland Hills Baptist Church to join us.

Meet our pack
Find your place

There’s a den for every elementary grade.

Each rank meets children where they are. The names change by grade; the goal stays the same: grow through age-appropriate adventures.

Lion badge of rankLionKindergarten
Tiger badge of rankTiger1st grade
Wolf badge of rankWolf2nd grade
Bear badge of rankBear3rd grade
Webelos badge of rankWebelos4th grade
Arrow of Light badge of rankArrow of Light5th grade

Pack 170 runs all six dens. Each den sets its own meeting schedule after the first pack meeting of the school year.See what each den works on.

What we do

Small hands. Big adventures.

Race a Pinewood Derby car. Spend a night under Georgia pines. Celebrate at Blue & Gold. Help the neighborhood. Every chapter gives kids a new way to say, “I did it.”

Open the adventure chapters
The pack year

Six milestones, one program year.

Each card is a milestone in the order it arrives. A solid, lifted card means the date is published on the pack calendar; a dashed one is still being scheduled.

  1. FallJoin Scouting NightDate to be added
  2. Sep–NovPopcorn fundraiserDates to be added
  3. Late JanuaryPinewood DerbyDate to be added
  4. FebruaryBlue & Gold BanquetDate to be added
  5. SpringCrossoverDate to be added
  6. SummerSummer campDates to be added

Checking the pack calendar for confirmed dates…

Your next page

Come see Pack 170 for yourself.

A first visit is simply a chance for your family to look around, meet pack adults, and decide whether Cub Scouting feels right.