High Park is an intricate park with lots of interesting features, but you're surrounded by the city, so it's IMPOSSIBLE to get LOST!

Follow the directions CAREFULLY to find the start. This is a technically difficult park so beginners should be careful. Also the mosquitoes may be out in force.

A very 'rugged' park. Easy to get LOST. A good test of your navigational skills.

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.

This event is hosted by the UKR Orienteering Club. The meeting place is outside the Earl Bales Community Centre. Bathurst Park is next to Earl Bales Park and is a technically difficult park with lots of MTB trails and dense forest. 

By the Humber River. Close to the OLD MILL subway station.

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.

You can challenge your MIND and visit the Science Centre, then come and challenge BOTH your mind and your body on our Orienteering course.

High Park is an intricate park with lots of interesting features, but you're surrounded by the city, so it's IMPOSSIBLE to get LOST!

Lots of paths - so great for BEGINNERS, but also many complicated features - so challenging for EXPERIENCED orienteers.

The start is at the parking lot off HALDON AVE.

This is a long park with lots of difficult, technical ravines. But you can also stay on/close to the paths if you're less experienced.

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.

Lots of paths - so great for BEGINNERS, but also many complicated features - so challenging for EXPERIENCED orienteers. We will be using the course from the Schools Meet which took place earlier in the day.

High Park is an intricate park with lots of interesting features, but you're surrounded by the city, so it's IMPOSSIBLE to get LOST!

High Park is an intricate park with lots of interesting features, but you're surrounded by the city, so it's IMPOSSIBLE to get LOST!

NOTE new travel restrictions - vehicles can no longer enter via Bloor St. High Park vehicles

Follow the directions CAREFULLY to find the start. This is a technically difficult park so beginners should be careful. Also the mosquitoes may be out in force.

This event is hosted by the UKR Orienteering Club. The meeting place is outside the Earl Bales Community Centre. Bathurst Park is next to Earl Bales Park and is a technically difficult park with lots of MTB trails and dense forest. 

By the Humber River. Close to the OLD MILL subway station.

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.

NOTE: the parking lost next to the meeting place is CLOSED. There are a couple of parking lots on the other side (West) of the Old Mill bridge.

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.

A very 'rugged' park. Easy to get LOST. A good test of your navigational skills.

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

You can challenge your MIND and visit the Science Centre, then come and challenge BOTH your mind and your body on our Orienteering course.

High Park is an intricate park with lots of interesting features, but you're surrounded by the city, so it's IMPOSSIBLE to get LOST!

Lots of paths - so great for BEGINNERS, but also many complicated features - so challenging for EXPERIENCED orienteers.

The start is at the parking lot off HALDON AVE.

This is a long park with lots of difficult, technical ravines. But you can also stay on/close to the paths if you're less experienced.

Glendon College connects to the Sunnybrook Park system, making for GREAT orienteering. If you park in the parking lot, make sure you pay otherwise you will almost certainly get a TICKET!

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.

By the Humber River. Close to the OLD MILL subway station.

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.

NOTE: the parking lost next to the meeting place is under construction and so may be closed. There are a couple of parking lots on the other side (West) of the Old Mill bridge.

High Park is an intricate park with lots of interesting features, but you're surrounded by the city, so it's IMPOSSIBLE to get LOST!

High Park is an intricate park with lots of interesting features, but you're surrounded by the city, so it's IMPOSSIBLE to get LOST!

We're using EDWARDS GDNS as the gateway into the northern part of the Sunnybrook Park system. Please NO RUNNING while you're in Edwards Gdns proper.

Map provided by the UKR Orienteering Club. Start: across the street from Rosedale subway. There is a small amount of free* 1 hour parking.

 Please respect Private Property!

By the Humber River. Close to the OLD MILL subway station.

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.

Note only half the parking lot is open, so parking may be difficult, it's close to a subway station - so consider taking the TTC.

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.

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

You can challenge your MIND and visit the Science Centre, then come and challenge BOTH your mind and your body on our Orienteering course.

Follow the directions CAREFULLY to find the start. This is a technically difficult park so beginners should be careful. Also the mosquitoes may be out in force.

This event is hosted by the UKR Orienteering Club. The meeting place is outside the Earl Bales Community Centre. Bathurst Park is next to Earl Bales Park and is a technically difficult park with lots of MTB trails and dense forest. 

The start is at the parking lot off HALDON AVE.

This is a long park with lots of difficult, technical ravines. But you can also stay on/close to the paths if you're less experienced.

Lots of paths - so great for BEGINNERS, but also many complicated features - so challenging for EXPERIENCED orienteers.

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.

Glendon College connects to the Sunnybrook Park system, making for GREAT orienteering. If you park in the parking lot, make sure you pay otherwise you will almost certainly get a TICKET!

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

High Park is an intricate park with lots of interesting features, but you're surrounded by the city, so it's IMPOSSIBLE to get LOST!

Join us this spring and summer of 2022 for more weekly Orienteering!  Details coming soon.  

TOUR DE ISLANDS

For the FINAL course of 2021 we have something a bit different. It is a pt to pt course with 21 controls starting at Hanlan's Pt ferry docks and finishing at Ward's Island ferry docks. It will take you all the way across the Toronto Islands and you will discover many interesting spots, especially the beautiful, deserted, secluded beaches. BUT, only 12 of the controls are marked on the map. Nine of the controls are described only by clues. You will have to use your deductive and observational skills to find these.

In the download folder you will find: the complete course, expanded copies of the West and Central parts of the course, the clues, a descriptive (tourist map) of the islands which may help you.

ALL controls are marked by SMALL orange ribbons, with "S15" written on them - you will have to look carefully to find them.

A chance to get away from the city and orienteer in a beautiful Conservation Area close to Toronto.

There will be a 2.3 km  pt to pt Beginner course with all controls close to paths.

For the more experienced Orienteer, there will also be a Score-O course consiting of 20 controls having  values from 20 to 60 pts.

Interested in orienteering but don’t know where, or how, to start? Come on out to our next Beginner Clinic at Etienne Brule Park - near the Old Mill! We’ll show you how to use a compass, how to read an orienteering map, and walk with you through an orienteering course.

We're using EDWARDS GDNS as the gateway into the northern part of the Sunnybrook Park system. There is 1 control to find here (see picture at left) to force you to experience this park. Please NO RUNNING while you're in Edwards Gdns.

There is a Beginner pt to pt course with 9 controls and length 2.6 km. 

There is also an Advanced Score-O course with each control worth: 5, 10, 20, 30 or 40 pts, making the total 250 pts. If you want bonus pts, there are two "dogbones" (which means the two controls comprising the "dogbone" have to be found back to back - without going to any other controls).

Please respect the purple hatched OUT OF BOUNDS areas marked on the map. In the public areas, the ribbons marking the controls are short and at ground level.

There are NO virtual courses.

There will be a BEGINNER ( 1.9 km 8 controls) and an ADVANCED ( 3.5 km 16 controls) pt to pt course.

The BEGINNER course will be entirely in Earl Bales Park.

The first half of the ADVANCED course will be in neighbouring Bathurst Park and will finish in Earl Bales. Bathurst Park is a technically difficult park with lots of MTB trails and dense forest and the course is actually longer than 3.5 km (because you can never "fly like a crow" between the controls). 

There will be virtual courses for both:

 ADVANCED Bathurst Earl Bales 20210818 PXAC

 BEGINNER Bathurst Earl Bales 20210818 BEGINNER PXAC

The course is a Sore-O course with 20 controls having pt values 2, 4 and 6. You will have to navigate Monarch Park and the surrounding streets to find familiar objects.

There is NO virtual course.

While there is a break in the weekly series we have a new multi-sport GPS course for TOC members out at Walker Woods Forest starting this week! Get out your mountain bike AND running shoes this time around!  A great outing this long weekend!

Interested in orienteering but don’t know where, or how, to start? Come on out to our next Beginner Clinic at Earl Bales Park. We’ll show you how to use a compass, how to read an orienteering map, and walk with you through an orienteering course.

This week's course is a pt to pt course consisting of 15 controls. If you're a beginner you should probably only do controls: 1 to 6, then 8, 11, and 10.

There is NO virtual course this week.

There will be a BEGINNER pt to pt course with 8 controls that you must find in order, length 2.3 km (as the crow flies).

There will also be a more advanced SCORE-O course with 23 controls that you can find in any order. These controls have pt values of 10 to 50 pts. If you find ALL of them you score 500 pts.

There WILL also be corresponding virtual courses.

Hosted by the UKR Orienteering Club. Start: across the street from Rosedale subway. There is a small amount of free* 1 hour parking immediately northwest of control 34.

The course is a Score-O with 30 controls of equal value. It uses a highly detailed (1:2500) map of a small, dense urban environment. You should be able to do this course in less than 45 mins. Please respect Private Property!

This is an entirely VIRTUAL course with no ribbons. Note: there is NEW staircase construction in the south end of the map area which impacts control number 25; but the GPS punch works properly as its coordinates are correct

In MapRun6 the course is called: 

“RamsdenParkScoreOrev PXAS ScoreN45”.

You can also download the detailed map of the course to help you with your navigation.

The course is from the 2018 Schools Orienteering meet. The start (as you'll see from the map) is in the large open area of Serena Gundy park. It's a Score-O with 30 controls, having pt values from 10 to 50. As with all Score-Os, you can find the controls in any order. At the Schools Meet, there was a time limit of 1 hr to find as many controls as possible. In the download folder is the winning course - all controls found in 1 hour. See if you can do as well.

Some small trails (esp mountain bike) are different from what the map shows.

There is no virtual course.

Interested in orienteering but don’t know where, or how, to start? Come on out to our next Beginner Clinic at High Park. We’ll show you how to use a compass, how to read an orienteering map, and walk with you through an orienteering course.

High Park is an intricate park with lots of interesting features, where it's IMPOSSIBLE to get LOST!

There will be a BEGINNER pt to pt course with 9 controls that you must find in order.There will also be a more advanced SCORE-O course with 17 controls to find. These controls have pt values of 10 to 50 pts. If you find ALL of them you score 400 pts.

There WILL also be a virtual course.

The start is at the parking lot off HALDON AVE.

This is 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 course is a Score-O (which means you can find the controls in any order). They have pt values from 0 to 100 depending on how hard they are to find.

There is also a virtual course available.

Follow the directions CAREFULLY to find the start. This is a technically difficult park so beginners should be careful. Also the mosquitoes may be out in force.

There will be a SHORT and a LONG pt to pt course. Both courses will first take you up the east side of the creek, cross over on St Clair Ave, and then back down the west side. If you have difficulty with the first part, or if it's getting dark, then you shouldn't cross over to do the return leg, rather re-trace your steps using the paved path on the east side and return to the start.

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 start location is the wooden platform down in the dog bowl. There are 2 VIRTUAL sprint courses. That means NO ribbons, you use the MAPRUN6 app on your phone, and you can download detailed maps of the courses from the standard place.

An amazing park with: ravines, wetlands, a large reservoir, a mausoleum, and horse stables. 

There will be 3 Pt to Pt courses which means you have to find the controls in order:

1. An "advanced" with 14 controls and a "distance" (as the crow flies between controls - so your distance will be longer) of 4.4 km.
2. A "sprint" with 12 controls and a "distance" of 3 km.
3. And, what the course setter Ian calls a "bridge tour". This course takes you throughout the whole park and has a "distance" (as the crow flies) of 6.5 km. There are NO markers at the control pts - so use the map to take yourself on a guided tour of this interesting park.

There is NO virtual course.

Glendon College connects to the Sunnybrook Park system, making for GREAT orienteering. If you park in the parking lot, make sure you pay otherwise you will almost certainly get a TICKET!

The courses are marked with PINK ribbons.

There will be a Beginner pt to pt course with 7 controls that you must find in order. There will also be a more advanced SCORE-O course with 20 controls to find. These controls have pt values of 10, 20 and 30 pts. If you find ALL of them you score 350 pts.

There is NO virtual course.

High Park is an intricate park with lots of interesting features, where it's IMPOSSIBLE to get LOST! There will be a BEGINNER pt to pt course with 9 controls that you must find in order.There will also be a more advanced SCORE-O course with 20 controls to find. These controls have pt values of 10, 20 and 30 pts. If you find ALL of them you score 320 pts. Some areas have beautiful Trillium beds, especially at controls 28 and 29. Please be careful not to disturb them. There will NOT be a virtual course.

Join us for a challenging training course at Morning sidepark.  Keep an eye out for deer deep in the forest!

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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!

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Building on our last week's success, we have a new GPS course for our members, this time at G. Ross Lord Park.

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.

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 our LAST Wed night event of 2019.

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.

Hosted by the UKR Orienteering Club. Meeting place: across the street from Rosedale subway.

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.

Glendon College connects to the Sunnybrook Park system, making for GREAT orienteering. You can try our BEGINNER, MEDIUM or LONG courses.

BONUS: SMART PHONE ORIENTEERING

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 event. For upcoming beginner clinics please check out our schedule here.

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.

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.

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.

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 meeting location is the wooden platform down in the dog bowl. See the map below.

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.

A long park with lots of difficult, technical ravines. But you can also stay on/close to the paths if you're less experienced.

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

We will re-use the score-o course from the school-meet held in the morning. So you can test your orienteering skills against the best kids in the GTA.

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.

The FIRST event of the 2019 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 event. For upcoming beginner clinics please check out our schedule here. NOTE - High Park will be closed to vehicles for the cherry blossom festival. So if this coincides with our event, you won't be able to drive into the park.

The UKR Gators are excited to welcome Ontario’s orienteering community to Heart Lake Conservation Area, just north of Brampton with easy access from the city and surrounding areas.

• Results:
• Overall Results
• Split Results

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.

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 !

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Glendon College connects to the Sunnybrook Park system, making for GREAT orienteering. You can try our BEGINNER, MEDIUM or LONG courses.

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 !

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

Meeting place: across the street from Rosedale subway.

Take some time to smell the FLOWERS. Or get some wedding photos done.

Earl Bales Park: the north and south of it. Wednesday night action returns in the heart of summer to the heart of Willowdale.

Giddyup!

The meeting point is in the first parking lot on the other side of the DVP.

Back to School!

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

The Capybaras are waiting to give you a run!

 Your hardest task will be to find the metting place!

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.

You can hop the fence and sneak into the Science Centre.

Meeting place: across the street from Rosedale subway.

• Results:
• Overall
• Split times

Easy to get lost in this park, probably the 'wildest' park in Toronto.

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

Serena Gundy is part of the Sunnybrook Park system. The park is named for the wife (Serena) of the Wood GUNDY co-founder. You can visit (what used to be) her garden, while here.

You can reflect at the Holocaust Memorial and take in some entertainment at the Barry Zukerman Amphitheatre.

We are pleased to offer our first advanced clinic of the year. Please join us if you want to sharpen your orienteering skills.

There is limited space, so please register in time.

By the Humber River. Close to OLD MILL subway stn.

The FIRST EVENT of the 2017 Park Series. 

Come join us for this free event.

The meeting point is in the community centre parking lot.

The meeting point is in the community centre parking lot.

Meeting place: across the street from Rosedale subway.

Meeting place: corner of Laureleaf Rd. S- Bestview Dr.

Meeting place: North parking lot.

Meeting place: North parking lot.

Join us for our first Wednesday evening event of the year!