Join us at beautiful Camp Manatoc for classic orienteering in what we hope will be some snow and a bit cold… don’t worry – the classic distances will keep you warm!
Author: Northeast Ohio Orienteering Club
The purpose of a control description is to give greater precision to the picture given by the map of the control feature, and to indicate the location of the control flag in relation to this feature, thereby helping the competitor to better visualize the control site.
Registration at 6 PM at the Johnson Picnic area. Follow the signs. Starts beginning at dusk. Bring a headlamp!
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Wow! What a turn out, and what an amazing event! Thank you to all the racers, to all of our wonderful volunteers, and to the staff at Camp Butler for making the weekend work so well. Read the rest here…
ABOUT Join us at Camp Mantoc for classic orienteering as well as night orienteering later in the same day. Camp Manatoc offers gently rolling landscapes, with plenty of reentrants, a dense trail system, and a few lakes and creek systems. It’s a great place to learn more about orienteering, or building speed for current skills.
Join us for classic orienteering at North Chagrin Reservation on Sunday, September 10, from 11:30 – 1PM.
Join us for orienteering in beautiful Brecksville Reservation for cross country courses. Registration and starts between 11:30 – 1PM.
RECAP Sanae Rogers, Event Director for the day, reports: Who could’ve asked for a better day to have our annual Canoe-O? The temperature was in comfortable low 80’s, partly cloudy (which gave us nice shade), no rain and no worries about incremental weather. Perfect weather for 2.5 hours of on the water and land. We […]
While temperatures were in the low to mid 80’s under a mostly sunny sky, a westerly breeze along with the mostly shaded courses, and made for a delightful day of orienteering at the Oak Hill trailhead.
The Oak Hill area offers two distinct trails, the Oak Hill Trail, and the Plateau Trail. Naturally, in orienteering, we aim to get off trail for some of the controls, but this event will also feature 2 courses that are all on-trail, especially designed to bridge the gap between trail runners and orienteering. So why not come out, enjoy some trail running, and learn to orienteer at the same time?