Scouting's National Honor Society
Order of the Arrow
What is the Order of the Arrow?
The Order of the Arrow (OA) is Scouting America's national honour society, recognising Scouts and Scouters who best exemplify the Scout Oath and Law in their daily lives. Founded in 1915, the OA uses a tradition of American Indigenous ceremonies, symbols, and legends to inspire members to a lifetime of cheerful service.
Bigfoot Lodge
EBSR is home to Bigfoot Lodge, the local OA lodge serving the Glacier's Edge Council. Lodge members gather throughout the year for service projects, fellowship events, and ceremonies — with EBSR serving as a central hub for many of those activities.
Eligibility
- Registered member of Scouting America
- First Class rank or higher
- Completed a long-term camping experience of at least six consecutive nights
- Demonstrated the Scout Oath and Law in daily life
- Elected by fellow Scouts in your troop
Learn More & Get Involved
Visit the Glacier's Edge Lodge website for upcoming events, induction ceremonies, and ways to get involved with the Order of the Arrow.