Become a scout

Overview
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The Pfadfinder und Pfadfinderinnen Liechtensteins are divided into four ranks: Bienle/Wölfle, Pfadfinder/Pfadfinderin, Pionier and Rover/Ranger. This serves to keep the activities appealing to every age group.

The scout movement supports your personal development and strengthens your character. We aim to be independent, creative and charitable people.

As a scout you are open for new experiences, overcome boundaries and take responsibility as part of the community. You also go on adventures, make new friends and spend time in nature.

You want to join our movement or try out scouting? Contact your local scout unit in Liechtenstein with our application form.

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Units

The Pfadfinder und Pfadfinderinnen Liechtensteins consist of nine units, which actively implement the principles and methods of the scout movement. Learn more about them by clicking on the map or list. Information on their accommodation can be found at scout homes/camping grounds.

Pfadfinderschaft St. Georg Schellenberg

address: Dorf 59, 9488 Schellenberg
chief scouts: Luzian Clavadetscher
E-Mail: schellenberg(at)pfadi.li
homepage: www.pfadischellenberg.li
scout home/camping ground: Scout Home Schellenberg, Camping Ground Obere Burg

Introduction

Portrait

The unit Schellenberg was re-established 1970 by Leo Büchel after a few dormant years. Its constant values are cosmopolitanism, a close affinity to nature and solidarity. Since 2006, they have their own scout home that is both in the centre of the village and close to the forest.

A much-appreciated tradition of the unit Schellenberg is the field mass on St. George's day, after which the scout promise ceremony takes place. Other annual highlight are the children shrove party that they organise in the local gym and the summer camp.