Midweek Series Starts
Next week, on 28th May, OACT begins the Midweek lunchtime series. The series is presented for participants to enjoy a time-limited orienteering. Courses are designed to be completed within an…
Foster completes the triangle
A small section of the Mt Jerrabomberra map is known as the Jerra Triangle to the locals, most Mt Jerra events have used the front section from the Scar. Although,…
Are you ready for Lunchtime Orienteering?
View of Woden Cooleman Ridge Trail A bridge to no where. Starting on Wednesday the 29th of May at 12pm, is the first of 17 orienteering events planned for this…
A young orienteer choosing to run during the day.
Fadden Pines Day Night Orienteering
The Weston Emus (WE) is a small club dating back to the 70’s with most of the previous members coming from the Mt Stromlo Observatory ANU community. Our oldest member…
Weston Park Twilight Event
With the forecast of 23 degrees and sunny, what more can you expect than a walk in the park. The first twilight event for the season was organised by the…
Scratching at the Surface – Metro Series #11
It’s been a year long wait for good weather. The memories of the snow and wind at the 2020 Narrabundah Hill’s event had the organisers hoping for a better outcome.…
Chilly Narrabundah Hill
There is an orienteering type annual ultra-marathon at the Frozen Head State Park in Tennessee. It is organised by an old geezer named Gary Cantrell. The race has 5 x…
Poetic moment at Weston Park
The clouds are bursting, the rain is spitting The controls are out, the emus are sitting The runners are ready, the start is afar The chaos is a pond…
It’s all in the fine print
Bluetts West is situated on the Northside of Uriarra Rd from Stromlo Forest Park. Each year, it has been the venue for the winter midweek program for as long as…
Conquering Mt Taylor
If you were traveling down Hindmarsh Drive last Wednesday and had seen the orienteering road sign pointing down Eggleston Crescent in Chifley and followed the orienteering signs, it would have…