Orienteering Saturday Series Event 7: The Saturday Series including Junior League events are ideally suited to beginners, juniors and family groups who want to try orienteering or move up from school to forest orienteering. Just turn up on the day between 9.45 and 11.15 dressed to run or walk. You don't need any special equipment.
All events are CATI (Come and Try It) so everyone is welcome. There are club members at every event who are very happy to advise people new to the sport. New groups are also welcome at all events but if you are planning to bring more than 6 runners please could e-mail the club in advance, so that we do not run out of the overprinted maps!
There are 4 levels of courses to suit all abilities.
Regular numbers exceed 200+ runners.
Orienteering Saturday Series Event 7 at Merrist Wood in Worplesdon, Surrey on Saturday, 25 February 2012.
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