NEOOC – Richfield Self Serve Spring-O – Results NEOOC – Tuscazoar Self Serve 2021 – Results
Author: Northeast Ohio Orienteering Club
Recap What An Adventure! My day started with the short walk through the deep and crusty snow to the start location. The amount of effort to go that 100 or so yards was kind of alarming. I thought to myself, “this could be a long day.” Then I thought, “I’m glad I’m only volunteering and […]
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Attention! -The Brecksville All Seasons Permanent Course has been de-commissioned. All Markers are removed. We have many alternatives in the NE Ohio area: Lake County MetroParks – Jordan Creek – See the Details here! The Scouts have setup two Any Permanent Courses at Richfield Heritage Preserve – See the Details here! Camp Tuscazoar in Tuscaroras […]
The Tuscazoar Challenge
The Tuscazoar Challenge is now available to the general public on an ongoing basis! See the The Tuscazoar Challenge webpage for all the details and map downloads. Recommended for Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced Orienteers.
On the warmest day so far this year, 35 families, groups, and solos came out to Boston Run to orienteer. They took on 5 different courses, developed and set by course designer Howard Montgomery, including white/yellow, orange, green, red, and “redsanity”, which was 2 km longer than standard red. The orange course was popular, as well as the white/yellow.
Stretch your legs and join us for some middle distance courses that are sprint oriented at Camp Manatoc. Courses range from WHITE (Beginner 1.9km) to RED (Advanced 4.6km).
A beautiful day for sprint orienteering at Kenston Campus offered up fast courses with plenty of opportunity to get turned around. And oh, some pretty hot temperatures to boot!
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!
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