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Rank advancement in Cub Scouting is not like rank advancement in Scouts BSA. And that's by design.

In Cub Scouting, advancement is grade- or age-based. It's a rank-per-year system designed to offer age-appropriate fun and challenges as Cub Scouts progress through the program.

Cub Scouts don't go back and work on ranks designed for earlier grade levels. They also can't move ahead to the next rank if they finish requirements early.

In Scouts BSA, though, Scouts hold the reins. They advance at their own pace - independent of grade, age or the progress of their fellow Scouts.

While there's a recommended speed at which ranks are completed, a Scout BSA member can advance at his or her own pace. The only real deadline: age 18, when a Scout is no longer a youth member of the BSA.

Cub Scout advancement

The first badge all Cub Scouts (except those in the Lion program) earn, regardless of age, is the Bobcat badge. After earning Bobcat, Cub Scouts work on advancement for their grade or age level.

Bobcat. Earned first by all Cub Scouts, no matter what age they join.

Tiger. For boys or girls who have completed kindergarten or are 7 years old.

Wolf. For boys or girls who have completed first grade or are 8 years old.

Bear. For boys or girls who have completed second grade or are 9 years old.

Webelos. For boys or girls who have completed third grade or are 10 years old.

Arrow of Light. For boys or girls who have completed fourth grade.

Cub Scouts do not go back and work on ranks designed for earlier grade levels, even if missed because of their time of joining. Likewise, Cub Scouts do not move ahead to the next rank until the completion of the current school year.

The highest rank, Arrow of Light, is earned as the Cub Scout leaves Cub Scouting and enters a Scouts BSA troop.

Scout BSA advancement

Scouts BSA advancement isn't age- or grade-based. The Scout, with support and guidance from parents and Scout leaders, progresses at his or her own pace.

The Scouts BSA Handbook suggests that members earn the Scout rank "soon after joining." It goes on to say that earning Tenderfoot, Second Class and First Class should happen within the first 12 to 18 months of joining Scouts BSA.

At Star, Life and Eagle, Scouts tend to spread out a little bit. Some Scouts advance through those ranks quickly while others take their time. There's no right approach - every Scout is different.

Beginning at the Star rank, the BSA adds time-based requirements:

Star: Active as a First Class Scout for at least four months; serve in a position of responsibility for at least four months.

Life: Active as a Star Scout for at least six months; serve in a position of responsibility for at least six months.

Eagle: Active as a Life Scout for at least six months; serve in a position of responsibility for at least six months.

Add those requirements up, and you'll get a minimum of 16 months between becoming First Class and earning Eagle. That's a minimum. I have argued in the past that Scouting advancement is a wonderful journey - not a race.

Clearing up misconceptions

The mechanics of Cub Scout advancement could leave Scouts and parents with a mistaken belief that Scouts BSA advancement works the same way.

There are seven ranks in Scouts BSA, and an 11-year-old Scout has seven years before he or she turns 18. Seven ranks, seven years? Some families assume that a Scout must earn Eagle just before turning 18.

That's not the case, but it could be part of the reason why the average age of Eagle Scouts is around 17.25.

That's why the BSA recommends discussing Scouts BSA advancement during new Scout and parent orientation. Some points to make:

Advancement in Scouts BSA is based on individual initiative with guidance and encouragement from the patrol leader, Scoutmaster, and other youth and adult leaders.

Scouts BSA has seven ranks: Scout, Tenderfoot, Second Class, First Class, Star, Life and Eagle. Requirements are found in the Scouts BSA Handbook and online.

Advancement has four steps: Learn, Test, Review and Recognize.

Some of the requirements for each rank have a time element, so Scouts will want to plan ahead so they don't run out of time.

Alternative advancement paths are available for Scouts with permanent physical or developmental challenges.

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Difference between Cub Scout and Scouts BSA advancement

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Rank advancement in Cub Scouting is not like rank advancement in Scouts BSA. And that's by design. In Cub Scouting, advancement is grade- or age-based. It's a rank-per-year system designed to offer age-appropriate fun and challenges as Cub Scouts progress through the program. Cub Scouts don't go back and work on ranks designed for earlier grade levels.

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The Six Famous Colorado Peaks

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Pikes Peak, Rocky Mountain National Park's Longs Peak, Mount Evans, the Maroon Bells and Mount Sneffels are five of Colorado's most popular and most photographed mountains. And they're so beautiful, even the novice photographer will look like a pro.

1. Mount Elbert

Mount Elbert is the tallest mountain in Colorado, coming in at 14,440 feet. It's also the second-highest peak in the contiguous United States. With such honors, you can imagine that the Sawatch Range peak is popular with climbers and hikers. Reachable from the home bases of Leadville and Twin Lakes, one of the best ways to see the peak (and its neighbor, Mount Massive) is from the window of the Leadville Colorado & Southern Railroad.

Hikers are lucky, as there's a 4.5-mile trail that goes all the way to the lofty summit - though with an elevation gain of more than 4,500 feet along the way, they may not feel so lucky.

Location: The north Mount Elbert trailhead is located off the Halfmoon Road southwest of Leadville, just past Elbert Creek Campground.

2. Maroon Bells (pictured)

It's said that the Maroon Bells (actually, two peaks: Maroon Peak and North Maroon Peak) are the most photographed peaks in Colorado's Rocky Mountains, and when you see them, you'll understand why. With a reflective lake to cast back their beauty and a crystalline blue sky to frame their edges, the pyramid-like peaks of these sister mountains are a photographer's dream. The naked faces of these often snow-dusted behemoths stand in contrast to the lush greenery of conifers and brilliant wildflowers that grow in their shadows.

Maroon Bells hikers and bikers can access to a moderate 1.5-mile trail that rings the lake and provides many areas to stop and snap a shot. During the busy summer months, a shuttle from Aspen Highlands runs 9am-5pm that is the only way to reach the peaks (you can drive there outside of those hours). Maroon Creek Road is closed during the winter, so cross-country skiing, snowshoeing or snowmobiling are the only ways in.

Location: From Glenwood Springs, travel southeast on Highway 82.

3. Pikes Peak

At 14,115 feet, Pikes Peak is a monolithic monument named for explorer Zebulon Pike, whose travels left an indelible mark on the psyche of the American people and the Rocky Mountains. While Pike himself was never able to reach its summit, he was the first documented pioneer to try. Infused with historic significance, a picture of this mountain is more than just a shot of scenery - it's a glimpse into Colorado's identity.

If you have an adventurous spirit, drive the Pikes Peak Highway to get your shot. It has more than 150 turns that traverse the mountain face, each one providing a vista worth photographing. *Note: Due to limited parking at the summit caused by construction of the Pikes Peak Summit Complex, visitors planning to drive to the top during the busy summer months (May through October) may be required to take a complimentary shuttle from designated parking lots along the highway.

Location: Take Highway 24 west out of Colorado Springs.

4. Longs Peak

The centerpiece of Rocky Mountain National Park, Longs Peak regally stands at 14,255 feet. This odd-shaped peak juts up like an eroded box displaying both sharp corners and flat faces, including a flat summit. Thanks to these geometric angles, light and shadow compete throughout the day, providing dramatic contrasts and breathtaking photographs.

Longs Peak takes its name from an explorer of the area, Major Stephen H. Long. In 1820, his group explored the Colorado territory's newly defined northern boundary. Their party only witnessed this peak from afar, but even at a distance they found the largest mountain on the horizon fit to bear the name of their respected leader. When you encounter this Longs Peak, you'll see why they were inspired to do so.

For those looking for a "Longs Peak hike," you should look no further: Rocky Mountain National Park is careful to stipulate that there is no Longs Peak hike - it's a climb with vertical rock faces, narrow ledges and loose rock and should only be tackled by those experienced and prepared enough to do so. There is, however, a lovely hike within the park that offers great views and pics of the peak: The 2.8-mile Mills Lake trail is perfect for ogling Longs.

Location: From Boulder, travel north on Highway 36 to Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park.

5. Mount Evans

There are few places in the world that you can motor over a mountain more than 14,000-feet high. In fact, at 14,260 feet, the route over Mount Evans leads you along the highest paved road in the United States. The road is closed and impassible due to snow from Labor Day to Memorial Day, but once it opens, bring your camera and be prepared for some of the most magnificent views you've seen. From the pinnacle of Mount Evans, views of the surrounding ranges and valleys capture the sheer greatness of the Rocky Mountains themselves. Learn about the Mount Evans Scenic Byway.

Location: From Denver, travel west on Highway 70 to the town of Idaho Springs. From town, continue along Mt. Evans Road, past Echo Lake, to the peak.

6. Mount Sneffels

Mount Sneffels juts out of the earth like a mythical peak. High-alpine trees abruptly give way at timberline allowing the naked face of the 14,150-foot peak to loom over the landscape. This mountain sits in the extremely rugged Mount Sneffels Wilderness Area. If you're able, grab your camera and take the time to explore on foot the pristine wilderness that surrounds this peak.

There are no roads to this mountain, so set up your tripod on Dallas Divide Pass on Highway 62, just outside of Ridgway. Or for hike-in views, tackle the strenuous 14-mile Sneffels Highline Loop, which starts right in Telluride.

Location (driving): From Telluride, travel along Highway 145 north, to the junction of Highway 62. Turn onto Highway 62 toward Dallas Divide Pass.

Want More?
Quick Guide to Colorado's National Parks >> Quick Guide to Colorado's National Monuments >>

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Pikes Peak, Rocky Mountain National Park's Longs Peak, Mount Evans, the Maroon Bells and Mount Sneffels are five of Colorado's most popular and most photographed mountains. And they're so beautiful, even the novice photographer will look like a pro. Mount Elbert is the tallest mountain in Colorado, coming in at 14,440 feet.

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