Sep 16th
The afternoon race at Albion Hills is a Long Distance event. Results will be cumultated with the Middle race from the morning.
Please sign up online, only a limited number of extra maps will be available.
Sep 16th
Condensed Turkey Soup in a can? No way! The title here refers to one of the longest-running annual orienteering events in Ontario. This year's edition, let's call it the 35th annual Turkey Trot will be condensed into a single day. It will feature a Middle distance event, along with a Long event all in the same day. Please sign up online, only a limited number of extra maps will be available.
Jul 7th
This park is next to U of T Mississauga, so you can experience both the forest and the urban environments. At this event we will have our full electronic timing system installed. You can experience what it's like at a real Orienteering competition! Starts at 2 pm.
May 16th
38th annual Orienteering ADVENTURE RACE for schools
Feb 25th
The Gators Chapter of the Ukrainian Orienteering Club – in partnership with the Toronto Orienteering Club are excited to welcome Ontario’s orienteering community back to Rockwood Conservation Area, just east of Guelph. Originally mapped in 1978, this special little onservation area has held numerous events/training days over the years, but this will be its first event since 2006!
Feb 10th
A rare Saturday date brings a return to the recently re-mapped Scanlon Creek Conservation Area, just north of Bradford, Ontario, off of Highway 11 (Yonge Street).
Jan 21st
Join us for a fun winter day of Orienteering on January 21st at Erindale Park in Mississauga. We will provide a beginner clinic and an easy course for newcomers to the sport. Early bird prices are available until January 1st 2018.
Oct 28th
Interested in orienteering but don’t know where, or how, to start? Come on out to our next Beginner Clinic at Albion Hills. We’ll show you how to use a compass, how to read an orienteering map, and walk with you through an orienteering course.
Aug 29th
Go for a run with the Capybaras at our FINAL parks meet of 2018. Or you can go at your own pace. High Park is an intricate park with lots of interesting features. Great for both experienced and beginning orienteers. And it's still FREE !
Aug 22nd
A very 'rugged' park. Easy to get LOST. A good test of your navigational skills. But we will also have a BEGINNER course for the more faint of heart.
Aug 15th
You can 'reflect' at the HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL, or take in some entertainment at the BARRY ZUKERMAN amphitheatre. OR participate in the great sport of ORIENTEERING - we'll have BEGINNERS, MEDIUM and LONG courses for you to try.
Aug 8th
An amazing park with: ravines, wetlands, a large reservoir, a mausoleum, and horse stables. See if you can find the amazing tree consumed with burl deformities right on the main path in the N part of the park.
Jul 29th
Completed the beginners clinic and want to take your orienteering skills to the next level? Join us for an intermediate clinic to learn about more advanced concepts and prepare yourself for the next adventure race or feel more confident on your next hike.
There is limited space, so please register in time.
Jul 25th
By the Humber River. Close to the OLD MILL subway station. We will have: BEGINNER, MEDIUM and LONG courses. While you're orienteering, you can re-trace the trade routes of the Anishinaabe peoples along the Humber River and visit their scared burial ground - but be respectful and please don't enter.
Jul 18th
Glendon College connects to the Sunnybrook Park system, making for GREAT orienteering. You can try our BEGINNER, MEDIUM or LONG courses.
Jul 11th
Go for a run with the Capybaras. Or you can go at your own pace. High Park is an intricate park with lots of interesting features. Great for both experienced and beginning orienteers. And it's still FREE !
Jul 7th
This park is next to U of T Mississauga, so you can experience both the forest and the urban environments. At this event we will have our full electronic timing system installed. You can experience what it's like at a real Orienteering competition! Starts at 2 pm.
Jun 27th
Your hardest task will be to find the meeting place! If you succeed, you can go on either the: BEGINNER, MEDIUM or LONG courses and enjoy the sport of ORIENTEERING.
Jun 20th
You can challenge your MIND and visit the Science Centre, then come and challenge BOTH your mind and your body on one of our Orienteering courses.
Jun 13th
Located near Bayview and Steeles. A great park with: ravines, forests and paved paths. Meeting place is corner of Laureleaf Rd S and Bestview Dr.
Jun 6th
You can 'reflect' at the HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL, or take in some entertainment at the BARRY ZUKERMAN amphitheatre. OR participate in the great sport of ORIENTEERING - we'll have BEGINNERS, MEDIUM and LONG courses for you to try.
Jun 2nd
Have a great ADVENTURE RUN in Toronto's unique park. Great place for BEGINNERS. Could be cold - better bring a jacket. Don't get LOST in the MAZE! Starts at 3 pm.
May 30th
Be sure to bring your compass to Taylor Creek for some Attack point training! The terrain around some of the controls will be 'whited out' so you must find suitable 'attack points' to find them. Compasses will be on hand if you need one.
May 27th
Completed the beginners clinic and want to take your orienteering skills to the next level? Join us for an intermediate clinic to learn about more advanced concepts and prepare yourself for the next adventure race or feel more confident on your next hike.
There is limited space, so please register in time
May 23rd
At this event we will have our full electronic timing system installed. You can experience what it's like at a real orienteering competition, but you can also just go informally without timing. A great park for BEGINNERS.
May 16th
SERENA GUNDY is part of the Sunnybrook Parks system. The park is named for the wife (Serena) of the co-founder of the WOOD GUNDY financial co. You can visit (what used to be) her garden while here. Lots of paths - so great for BEGINNERS, but also many complicated features - so challenging for EXPERIENCED orienteers.
May 9th
By the Humber River. Close to the OLD MILL subway station. We will have: BEGINNER, MEDIUM and LONG courses and a fun grid orienteering challenge. While you're orienteering, you can re-trace the trade routes of the Anishinaabe peoples along the Humber River and visit their sacred burial ground - but be respectful and please don't enter.
May 2nd
The FIRST event of the 2018 Wed Night Park series. High Park is an intricate park with lots of interesting features. Great for both advanced and beginner orienteers. And it's IMPOSSIBLE to get LOST! Please join us for this FREE event. Unfortunatelly our clinic for this date is full but feel free to come out and walk/run the course. For upcoming beginner clinics please check out our schedule here.