We are all looking forward to returning to orienteering when the Government’s restrictions allow us to. British Orienteering is looking forward to seeing orienteers out doing what they enjoy the most.
With Orienteering slowly starting to open back up (in line with Government guidance) there are many ways to get back into the sport.
Ready? The calendar is starting to fill up with events where the Government guidelines allow.
Steady? Pre-registration is in place to make sure we are keeping you safe while you are having a great time.
O! Over to you to choose how you spring into action!
Here are ways to get back into orienteering…
- Reconnect with your local club and find out what they have planned.
- Find an event local to you.
- Find an activity.
- Find a Permanent Orienteering Course – there are many to choose from.
- Find a Virtual Orienteering Course near you – if you haven’t yet tried one, then now is the time to have a go!
Ready, Steady, O! Re-start your adventure.
Find out more here: www.britishorienteering.org.uk/goorienteering
The latest Guidance documents can be found here.
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What orienteering activities or events has your club already put on? What is your club planning to do next?
Have you recently attended a re-start event? How did you find it?
Have you enjoyed a new Permanent or Virtual Orienteering Course as an alternative route to your usual walk, jog or run?
British Orienteering wants to hear from clubs as well as individuals, families and schools who are enjoying getting back to orienteering again. Let's join together and celebrate the return of our fantastic sport by sharing our re-starting orienteering experiences with each other.
To contribute, please send your orienteering news, snippets, and photos to: jtaylor@britishorienteering.org.uk
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