Orienteering is a challenging outdoor
adventure sport that exercises both the mind and the body. The aim is
to navigate in sequence between control points marked on a unique orienteering
map and decide the best route to complete the course in the quickest
time. It does not matter how young, old or fit you are, as you can run,
walk or jog the course and progress at your own pace.
Orienteering can take place anywhere from remote forest and countryside to urban
parks and school playgrounds. It’s a great sport for runners, joggers
and walkers who want to improve their navigation skills or for anyone who loves
the outdoors. Orienteering - The adventure sport for all! Lots more
National information at British
Orienteering
A series of orienteering training videos are available on the Club Training/Coaching page. Why not take a look?
Want to see how you rank in the BOF rankings list? Go to British Orienteering and enter your details
MapRun courses are all open for training purposes. These can be found via the MapRun page. Please observe government guidelines regarding travel and exercise and only use the courses that are in your area.
All Maps and PIN numbers for MapRun courses are available via the Maprun page.
Please see the attached Update and FAQ's to get the best out of your MapRun experience and to ensure you are familiar with the different map features.
All EPOC MapRuns are free of charge for people to run despite costs to the organsier and planners to put on these events. Any donations to the club towards these costs would be gratefully received and details of how to make a payment are on the MapRun page.
The latest version of the MapRun app (MapRun 6) is now available to download and use. For information about the features and fixes in the new app, please have a look at the MapRun 6 Summary.
A short Timelapse video of the run-in at the British Night Championships at Hambleden in February 2020. Video: David Harrison
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