Age & Classes

• Entrants in Championship classes should have orienteering experience, otherwise enter Standard or Novice classes.

• All Control Descriptions will be in text format except for Senior Boys & Girls Championship which shall be symbols format. 

Difficulty Levels Explained

Orange (Advanced)

• Features route choice with prominent attack points near control sites and catching features within 100m behind.

• Control sites may be small point features, and markers may not always be visible from the attack point.

• Navigation requires basic contour interpretation, rough compass use, and limited distance estimation.

Yellow (Intermediate)

• Control sites are located on or near (<50m) linear features such as tracks, fences, streams, or distinct vegetation boundaries.

• Offers the option to follow handrails or take shortcuts, providing limited route choices.

• Compass use is limited to basic directional navigation, with no contour reading required—though simple contour features may be used as control sites.

White (Beginner)

• Courses strictly follow linear features (tracks, fences, streams, vegetation boundaries).

• Designed for beginners and first-time participants, requiring no advanced navigation skills.

Depending on numbers more or less courses may be offered.