Outdoor Resources

Bonfire – where you can buy The Bronze Chapter’s message and logo hoodies, tees ‘n swag
Extensive Camping Checklist – Be Prepared
Discover Pass – your daily or annual ticket to Washington State Parks
Washington State Park Discount Passes – info about discount access to Washington State Parks
Washington State Park Permits – many types of activities at a Washington State Parks and Sno-Parks require a permit. Learn more here
America The Beautiful pass – your ticket to our National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands
The Tribes of Washington – a map of Washington’s federally-recognized tribes
Cascadia Marine Trail by Washington Water Trails Association
Northwest Avalanche Center
Avalanche.org
Gaia GPS
CalTopo
Need a ride? Want to give a ride? Create a carpool
Tent Pole Technologies (tent pole repair)
Washington State Conservation District Map and Directory (Washington State Conservation Commission)
State of Washington Good Samaritan Statutes
Poisonous Plants of Washington State (Washington State Department of Transportation)
Lightening Safety Outdoors (American Camp Association)
Living With Wildlife: Snakes (Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife)
Insect Shield – mail your clothing for Permethrin treatment
Washington RCW re: Personal Flotation Devices Required – All vessels (including canoes, kayaks and stand-up paddle boards) must carry at least one properly fitted U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jacket (Personal Flotation Device or PFD) for each person on board a vessel. Includes requirement for children 12 years and younger.
Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office re: Life Jackets – The U.S. Coast Guard estimates that life jackets could have saved the lives of more than 80% of the people who died while boating.
Washington RCW re: Boat Education Requirements – Requirements to operate motor-driven boats/vessels. Washington state law requires operators of motorboats with 15 horsepower or greater to take a boater education class and get a boater education card.