Anytime Orienteering courses are ones where you can take part at anytime when it is convenient for yourself.
Some make use of the MapRun App which can be downloaded for either Android and iOS and there are no physical controls on the ground., others are Permanent Orienteering courses in local parks which make use of fixed posts with orienteering markers attached whilst some others are just based upon a paper map.
All Primary schools in Burnley and Rossendale have been allocated a code that can be used to identify you are part of a school competing in this summer holiday competition.
The NWNL comprises 6 night events. The series is sponsored by BrightBikeLights.
MapRun version 7
MapRun version 7 is published to the Google PlayStore and Apple AppStore under the name "MapRun". This brings us full circle, with MapRun being the name of the original MapRun App, then MapRunF followed by MapRun6. That is, the original MapRun in the App Stores has been replaced (over-written) by this new version.
MapRun version 7 has all of the features of MapRun6 and will ultimately replace MapRun6 as the recommended App, following a period of overlap with MapRun6.
Manchester & District Orienteering Club (MDOC) have just released a series of four training videos.
PFO have a number of Permanent Orienteering Courses throughout East Lancashire. Details of each can be found here.
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.