Report by Clive Allen (former British Orienteering Federation Chairman) and Jennie Taylor (Communications Officer). Several of our clubs were formed in 1970, and so are celebrating their 50th year in existence this year.

Source:  The Guardian, Tuesday 21 January 2020. By Micha Frazer-Carroll

The TrailO Committee has revealed that there have been changes made to the International Selection Policy for the European and World Championships in 2020.

Saturday 25 and Sunday 26 January 2020

British Orienteering wants to acknowledge recognise and reward some of the great work being done across the sport of orienteering by our clubs, coaches, mappers and volunteers of all ages.

“One of the best and most relevant conferences I’ve ever attended” is how one member described the 2020 National Development Conference that took place last weekend. 

World Orienteering Week starts on Wednesday 13 May 2020.

Saturday 22 February 2020

Orienteering is a challenging outdoor adventure sport that exercises both the mind and the body.

Entries are now open for the British Middle Distance Orienteering Championships which will be held in the southern Lake District on 9 May 2020.

Calling all Teachers, Group Leaders and Staff working in outdoor centres.

Have you got kids with a sense of adventure? Who love to learn new skills, make new friends and have fun in the fresh air?

North Gloucestershire Orienteering Club is 50 in 2020.

It’s the start of a New Year and what better way to help inspire those new ideas to sustain and grow your club then to attend the National Development Conference.

Get into Orienteering! It’s a new year… So why not try a new sport? Orienteering is an exciting adventure sport suitable for all ages and fitness levels. Participants have to navigate their way between a series of checkpoints (called controls) shown on the map. There’s no set route, yo...

British Orienteering would like to take this opportunity to wish all our clubs and members a very happy new year.

If you're thinking of being more active in 2020 as one of your 2020 New Year's resolutions, why not try orienteering?

If you haven’t ever tried the sport of Orienteering, then now is the time!

Entries Entries are now open on SiEntries - see the links below. Fees are given in the tables below. If you have any questions regarding entries, please contact the entries secretary Nic Barber (entries@thejk.org.uk).

A perfect remedy to the inevitable over-indulgence of Christmas. Whether you are visiting family and friends or staying at home find a Permanent Orienteering Course and explore somewhere different. Download a map and go!