The British TrailO Championships 2024 will be held in the south of the UK in the Autumn, staged by Berkshire Orienteers. This year there will be both a PreO Championship and a TempO Championship.
There will be two main events:
In addition to the two main Championship events, it is hoped to also stage a PreO Sprint competition.
For more detail, see the event pages of Berkshire Orienteers:
BTOC PreO at Burnham Beeches and BTOC TempO at Whiteknights Campus
The areas are subject to an embargo for anyone wishing to be competitive in the Championships. For the embargo locations, see: Embargoed areas
All orienteers are welcome to join and experience the challenge of TrailO. International participation is also invited. Our thanks to Berkshire Orienteers for hosting these events.
The British TrailO Championships 2023 (PreO) were held in Armagh on Saturday May 6th (Coronation Day) in late afternoon/early evening, following the British Sprint Championships finals. It used the grounds of Armagh Palace Demesne, a public park within walking distance of the city centre, which consisted of undulating open parkland with mature trees, woodland paths and more formal gardens, surrounding the palace and stables. The event was staged by Lagan Valley Orienteers with Wibert Hollinger acting as Planner and Organiser.
Congratulations to the winners:
Files - Results, Maps and Event Details
Photos
Colin Duckworth (L) - P Class Champion
Tom Dobra (L)- Open Class Champion
The British Trail Orienteering Championships were held on 27th March over a challenging course in contour-detailed forest at Hogsmoor Inclosure, Hampshire. The British Open Champion, for a record-equalling third time, is Anne Straube (OD) one of two to record a fully-correct score of 20 points. She also made no mistake at the timed controls, whereas second-placed John Kewley (MDOC) made one mistake there and that cost him the win. Third in the Open class was Nick Barrable (SYO), the fastest at the timed control with 19 points on the course.
All the gold medals went to members of Octavian Droobers! The Physically Challenged (P) class was won by Graham Urquhart, and the Junior class gold medal went to Max Straube-Roth.
Open Class
Physically Challenged (P) Class
Junior class
Results, maps, solutions, comments and photos
BTOC 2019 was held in the seaside town of Scarborough in August 2019 in association with the White Rose orienteering weekend. Competitors followed a route around the town's complex South Cliff Gardens. For the main results, see: