29/4 Dunnottar Woods Forest Sprint

Sprint = a short course, short legs between controls, many changes of direction and twists and turns. You need to concentrate all the way and running really fast doesn’t always work best on these courses so don’t be put off by the term ‘sprint’ and come and give it a go. Ideal for beginners – we’ll have someone on hand to give you a quick bit of tuition on O map reading and simple navigation if required – and those looking to consolidate what they learnt at the Hazlehead Beginner Workshop.

Parking/registration: TBC but usually the southern end of Dunnottar Woods in and around FC car park, charges apply paid by app
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A90 south past Stonehaven, A92 turn to Inverbervie, first left onto A957, first left again to woods

Courses: One course ~3km   Orange/Medium standard

Fees: Seniors £7, Students/Juniors £3 contactless payment/cash


Participants who are not members of either British Orienteering or Scottish Orienteering are not covered by their respective public liability insurance. By entering this event, you acknowledge that you are taking part at your own risk. For example, if you were to accidentally injure a member of the public or damage property during the event, you would not be covered.

Safety – A risk assessment will have been carried out by the organiser, but participants take part at their own risk and are responsible for their own safety during the event. We’ll be sharing parks/streets/woods with others so be courteous to other users and watch out for bikes/dogs/horseriders.

Health – Full leg and torso cover is required in wooded/rural areas due to ticks.

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Photography – In line with the policies of British Orienteering, the organisers of this event request that any person wishing to take photos or video showing children should register their details with event volunteers before taking any such photos or videos. The event organisers reserve the right to ask people to refrain from taking photos or video and may, if such warnings are ignored, refer the matter to the police.

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