Aug 29th
You 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.
Aug 26th
Interested in orienteering but don’t know where, or how, to start? Come on out to our next Beginner Clinic at G Ross Lord Park. We’ll show you how to use a compass, how to read an orienteering map, and walk with you through an orienteering course.
Aug 19th
Interested in orienteering but don’t know where, or how, to start? Come on out to our next Beginner Clinic at G Ross Lord Park. We’ll show you how to use a compass, how to read an orienteering map, and walk with you through an orienteering course.
May 13th
Unfortunatelly, given the current circumstances, we had to cancel this year's School Meet.
Feb 16th
Let’s celebrate a great past year for Toronto teams, with a return to “We the North!” at the York Regional Forest’s North Tract, located near the hamlet of Vivian in Whitchurch-Stouffville. Easily accessible from the 404, this spectacular winter venue is located on Hwy 48 just south of Davis Drive, not far from Newmarket, Ontario.
Jan 26th
Join us for a fun winter day of Orienteering on January 26th 2020. We will provide a beginner clinic and an easy course for newcomers to the sport. Early bird prices are available until January 1st 2020.
Beginner's results have been corrected with 2 hour time limit
Sep 23rd - 30th
Join us for a challenging training course at Morning sidepark. Keep an eye out for deer deep in the forest!
Sep 9th - 15th
Your hardest task will be to find the START! The control points will be marked by ribbons for 1 week. Please join us for our LAST Wed night event of 2020.
Sep 2nd - 8th
High Park is an intricate park with lots of interesting features, where it's IMPOSSIBLE to get LOST! The control points will be marked by ribbons for 1 week.
Aug 19th - 25th
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 a Score-O course for you to try. The control points will be marked by ribbons for 1 week.
Aug 12th - 18th
A brand new map of a beautiful park in downtown Toronto. Scale is 1:4000, so experts can test their sprint skills, while beginners can learn to orienteer in familiar surroundings. The Control Points will be marked by ribbons for 1 week.
Jul 29th - Aug 5th
Take some time to smell the FLOWERS. Or get some wedding photos done. The control points will be marked by PINK ribbons for 1 week until August 5th.
Jul 22nd - 28th
Glendon College connects to the Sunnybrook Park system, making for GREAT orienteering. The control points will be marked by ribbons for 1 week until July 28th. If you park in the parking lot, make sure you pay otherwise you will almost certainly get a TICKET!
Jul 15th - 21st
A long park with lots of difficult, technical ravines. But you can also stay on/close to the paths if you're less experienced. The control points will be marked by ribbons for 1 week.
Jul 8th - 14th
Our first "traditional" Wed night orienteering. There will be ribbons marking the control points but we will offer the usual GPS course as well. Hosted by the UKR Orienteering Club. Meeting place is outside the Earl Bales Community Centre, but we will be using a map of nearby Bathurst Park. The control points will be marked by ribbons for 1 week.
Jul 2nd - 8th
Back to a more urban setting - this can be a fast paced sprint in a very accessible park (Rosdale Subway station). The time limit is 30 minutes but of course you can walk and discover the neibourhood.
Jun 23rd - 29th
A bit of change change of pace for this week: from a fast Sprint at Monarch Park to a more forested experience at Claireville Conservation Area. Make sure you bring bug repellent - there are spots with ferocious mosquitos. We made the time limit a bit longer than usual: 75 minutes.
Jun 13th - 21st
Our next GPS course is on a new map of a beautiful park in downtown Toronto. Scale is 1:4000, so experts can test their sprint skills, while beginners can learn to orienteer in familiar surroundings. This will be a shorter 30 minutes Sprint Score-O.
Jun 7th - 14th
Building on our last week's success, we have a new GPS course for our members, this time at G. Ross Lord Park.
May 30th - Jun 5th
We set up our first GPS course in Earl Bales. As of now, the park is open for the public, the start of the course is located at the northern parking lot which can be accessed from Sheppard Avenue.