Wed 24/6 Glen Dye

Ideal for beginners or those returning to the sport and in need of a bit of a refresh.
We’ll have helpers on hand to take you through the basic skills like reading an orienteering map and other tips to help you navigate your way around.

Parking/registration: small car park on the east fork of the roads, just north of AA box junction, plus a large layby just to the south of this. Please park closely and not on the roadside.
w3w: hillside.raking.narrating

Registration: 18:00 – 19:00
Starts: 18:00 – 19:00
Courses close: 20:00 (i.e. you must be back at Registration by then as we will start collecting controls and need to know everyone’s safely back)

Courses:
– Yellow 1-2km easy, all on paths
– Short Tech Green /TD5 standard
Option of contour-only maps for the Short Tech if you want a challenge but there will only be a small number of maps for this on first-come-first-served basis.
– Long Tech Green/TD5 standard

Fees: Seniors £6, Students/Juniors £3 contactless payment/cash

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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 (e)bikes/dogs/horseriders.

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

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