Destinations 2011-2012

Have you ever wanted to backpack across a rainforest, volunteer in a community in South America or try astronaut training? With Girl Scout destinations you can do all these things and so much more!

On my trip I learned how to operate my camera in manual mode and how to take full advantage of the camera. The instructors were very nice and helped us take beautiful pictures. The sites that we went to were phenomenal! We went to many different places. We started in LAX and went as far as Yosemite. We went to Mt. Whitney, Mono Lake, Bodie, Manzanar, and a ghost town. On the Fourth of July they made sure that we saw fireworks as we would if we were at home. We stayed at numerous different state parks and camped out in tents. My favorite part of the whole trip was when we went to Yosemite. There were so many beautiful waterfalls, lakes, and trees. I am so glad I was able to go on the wilderness adventure photography destination. It truly opened my eyes to the world of professional photography and how amazing it is to be in a new place like California. Jessica D. – Middletown, DE

2011 destinations Information Packet
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What are destinations?

Girl Scout destinations, travel experiences that range from two days to three weeks for Cadettes and older, can whisk you to the far corners of the world where you will meet remarkable girls, develop leadership skills, gain confidence, and enjoy valuable learning opportunities to take action.

Girl Scout destinations online

Check out the opportunities available to you at www.girlscouts.org/destinations to choose your destination now. If you decide that you are interested in applying for destinations, you will need to fill out an application, obtain references and get the completed application to the Leadership Pathway Specialist at the address listed below.

Questions?

GSCB
Renée Naughton

Leadership Pathway Specialist
501 S. College Ave., Newark, DE 19713-1301
302-456-7150 or 800-341-4007, ext. 7186
rnaughton@cbgsc.org

Congratulations to the following Teens who enjoyed Destinations in 2011:

Ireland 2011 Mallory T.   The girls had fun hill-walking, gorging, canoeing, climbing, and eating Irish food!

More Information from GSUSA

Destinations Brochure-Click here	Destinations Explore-it Guide-click here
Girl Scout Guide to Global Travel-Click here	Adult Guide to Girl Scout Global Travel-Click here
Girl Scout Travel Log-Click here	Girl Scout Appendix-Click here