Tahosa Lodge was chartered in 1948 as a society of honor campers who best exemplify the Scout Oath and Law. We proudly serve the Greater Colorado Council, Scouting America, as the largest lodge in Colorado—spanning from the Denver Metro Area to the Western Slope.

 

As part of the Order of the Arrow, Scouting’s National Honor Society, Tahosa Lodge promotes leadership, service, and fellowship among Scouts and Scouters alike. The name “Tahosa”, from the Kiowa language, means “Dwellers on the Mountain Tops.” Our lodge totem is the cony, also known as the pika, a resilient mountain dweller that symbolizes our enduring spirit.

 

Tahosa Lodge is organized into seven chapters, each serving its local district: Grey Wolf, Medicine Bear, Medicine Pipe, Mic-O-Say, Mystic Raven, White Buffalo, and White Water.