Families, Entertainment and Attractions

Run Wild! Newcomer Orienteering


Ready for a new adventure? If you enjoy a challenge and love the outdoors, orienteering is for you!

Perfect for families, small groups and individuals, this newcomer event is a fun and friendly way to discover orienteering. There are two courses of differing lengths to choose from, you can try one — or challenge yourself to complete both!

Never tried orienteering before? No problem! Friendly volunteers will be on hand to explain how it works, offer helpful tips and answer any questions you may have.

Using an accurate, clear and easy to follow map, you’ll navigate your way around the course at your own pace, finding control markers along the way.

Whether you’re looking for a new outdoor challenge, a fun family activity or simply a chance to try something different, come along and release your spirit of adventure!
 

Girl with map in park next to an orienteering control
Photo: British Orienteering
Date
7 November
Time
12:45 pm – 3:00 pm
Where held
In person only
Age range
Ages 2-100
Price
£3.00 – £12.00

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