Results
Parc Natur Penglais 2018
Date of event: Sun 15th Apr 18
Level of event: Local (D)
Nearest town: Aberystwyth
Try a new outdoor adventure sport in Parc Natur Penglais on the edge of Aberystwyth. Several courses for all ages and abilities, with longer ones for runners and shorter ones for families and children. Maze and fun exercises to try out available too! Loads of help is available and no experience is necessary. Bluebells are out come and find your adventure!
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JK 2018
Date of event: Fri 30th Mar 18
Level of event: Major (A)
Nearest town:
Details available on the following website.
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Midland Championships
Date of event: Sat 17th Mar 18
Level of event: Local (D)
Nearest town: Wellingborough
See BO website for details
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Welsh Orienteering Championships Weekend Newborough Forest, Anglesey 3rd & 4th March 2018
Date of event: Sat 03rd Mar 18
Level of event: Regional (C)
Nearest town: Newborough
Two days of superb orienteering on one of the best areas in the UK. Saturday 3rd March 2018 – Welsh League regional event, Yvette Baker Trophy qualifier and Cwpan y Draig (Welsh Junior inter-club competition) (C) Sunday 4th March 2018 – Welsh Championships (Classic Race, B)
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Bwlch Nant yr Arian - Come and Try Orienteering Activities
Date of event: Sun 25th Feb 18
Level of event: Other
Nearest town:
All welcome to our next Orienteering Activity morning at Nant yr Arian on Sunday 25th Feb. A great morning for anyone new to orienteering - there will be a range of orienteering games and activities available suitable for younger children and newcomers. Please message to let us know if you would like to come along.
Come and find us we will based in the gazebo just west of the top carpark.Look forward to seeing you there. Robert & Gabriella
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Nant y Arian 2018
Date of event: Sun 28th Jan 18
Level of event: Regional (C)
Nearest town: Ponterwyd
This will be a Welsh League Event
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Coed Maen Arthur 2018
Date of event: Sun 07th Jan 18
Level of event: Local (D)
Nearest town: Pont-rhyd-y-groes
Happy New Year to all
The first event of the Club’s 2018 schedule, is next Sunday, 7 January, at Coed Maenarthur, Pontrhydygroes. Come and start your year of orienteering by enjoying the challenge of this Ystwyth Valley woodland, with stunning views and a visit to Grogwynion Falls for those on the longer courses and interesting riverside woodland for all courses.
Terrain
Most of the running on shorter courses will be on paths, with several steep sections of woodland for those choosing the Light Green or Blue courses
Location & Directions
If approaching from Aberystwyth, take the B4340 towards Tregaron and turn left at Abermagwr. Travel through New Row and access Coed Maenarthur from the track 500m west of New Row (GR SN 736 729) off the minor road from Abermagwr to Pontrhydygroes. Follow the O signs to parking and registration
Course information
Yellow – 1.4km (Beginners)
Orange – 2.6km (Novices)
Light Green – 3.3km (Improvers)
Blue – 4.7km (Experienced)
Times
Registration from 10.0
Starts - 10.30 to 11.30
Courses close at 12.45
Entry Details
Enter on the day at registration. Entry fees are as follows:
MWOC members – Adults £3.0, Juniors £1.50
BOF members – Adults £5.0, Juniors £2.50
Non members – Adults £7.00, Juniors £3.0
Hire of dibbers £1.00
Info for dog owners
Dogs permitted under control
Officials:
Planner: Clive Thomas, MWOC
Organiser: Thomas Family, MWOC
Please ask if you would like any help choosing which course to do. It is best to choose an easier course to start with if you are new to orienteering. The distance is the straight line between controls on the map but the actual distance you cover will be longer depending on your route choices.
Yellow Courses use simple linear features like paths, walls and streams with the controls visible from the linear feature. They are suitable for newcomers, under 12’s and family groups.
Orange Courses progress to basic use of the compass and route choice. There are line features to follow including paths, walls, fences and streams but with the option to cut corners. They are ideal for novice adults or experienced youngsters.
Light Green Courses are ideal for improvers as the navigational difficulty begins to increase and uses simple contours and ‘point’ features away from linear features. Learning how to use contours, compass, distance estimation and route choice. Planned with a ‘collecting linear feature’ beyond the control to help you if you overshoot and go too far.
Green, Blue and Brown Courses are more physically and technically demanding course using interpretation of contours, recognition of indistinct features, concentration over long distance.
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