MCC COPE & Climbing

The MCC COPE program is offered at both of our camps, MSR and Belk. MSR currently has a low and high COPE course while Belk Scout Camp offers only a zip line - an example of a high COPE element. However, we can offer COPE initiative games and trust events pretty much anywhere, anytime.
If you are unfamiliar with the aspects of the BSA's COPE program, please read our article What is COPE? If you have any further questions about Project COPE, please contact a committee member.
MSR COPE Course Elements
The Mecklenburg Scout Reservation includes both low and high course elements in addition to the outdoor climbing tower and indoor climbing wall.
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Low COPE Elements
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Team Wall
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Wild Woozey
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Spider Web
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Nitro Crossing
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Artesian Beams
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Porthole
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Giant's Finger
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Triangle Traverse
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Tension Traverse
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Criss Cross
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Trust Steps
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Traffic Jam
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High COPE Elements
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Caving Ladder
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Multi-Vine Traverse
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Heebie-Jeebie
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2 Line Bridge
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Zip Line
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Belk COPE Course Elements
Belk Scout Camp has a pair of parallel zip lines that extend from the climbing tower.
Watch the video Zip Line Racer to see what its like to ride the zip lines at Belk.
Belk Scout Camp and MSR now offer a new challenge - test your balance and problem solving skills as you climb a stack of milk crates. See if you can best one of the current camp records:
Belk:
Scout Record: 11 milk crates (Jesse & Trenton)
Venture Crew Record: 17 milk crates (Greg)
MSR:
Scout Record: Not yet set!
Venture Crew Record: 15 milk crates (Greyson)

* * * COMING SOON * * *
Plans are in the works to add a low COPE course at Belk Scout Camp. We have received preliminary approval for the low course elements to be added in the woods behind the BMX track. This exciting new opportunity is due in large part to the generosity of the Catawba Lodge of the Order of the Arrow.

COPE Programs - Under Development
The COPE and Climbing committee is in the process of defining several new and exciting COPE programs to better serve the packs, troops and crews of Mecklenburg County Council. Furthermore we are researching the possibility of programs designed for non-scouting organizations such as Girl Scouts, schools (public and private) as well as corporate groups.
Please contact a committee member and let us help you grow your PLC, senior scouts, new Tiger den or solidify the bonds of your high adventure bound crew.