2025 Schedule

  

April 6 (Sunday) - Highbanks Metro Park


May 10 (Saturday) = Slate Run Metro Park


June 1 (Sunday) = Whetstone Park of Roses, Clintonville


Sept/Oct = check back soon!


Nov 8 OR 15 (Saturday) = Alum Creek State Park OR Delaware State Park, check back soon!


December 7 (Sunday) = Alley Park, Lancaster, Ohio


e-punching will be available on advanced courses - starting with the May meet.

All Events Subject to Park Approval. 

To Volunteer for Meet Director or assistance at a meet please contact 

Ann Almstedt.

ohioalmstedts(at)att.net

Register and Start anytime between 11AM and 1PM, unless otherwise noted

April 6 (Sunday) - Highbanks Metro Park

Our second event of our spring season will be on SUNDAY, APRIL 6th at Highbanks MetroPark, located at 9466 Columbus Pike (US 23 N), Lewis Center, Ohio 43035

As always, you can start on a course anytime between 

11:00 a.m. and 1: p.m.


COURSES: 

White (beginner)     

Yellow (adv. beginner)     

Short and Long advanced courses

                                 

PUBLIC WELCOME                          DONATIONS APPRECIATED


DIRECTIONS: From I-270 take US 23 North for about 3 miles.

                        Entrance is on the left just before Powell Rd. (SR 750). After entering the park, continue all the way back to the Big Meadows Picnic Area. The start is the shelter near the sledding hill


2025 Schedule


March 22 (Saturday) = Sharon Woods Metro Park, Score-O, check in at Apple Ridge Shelter, 11 am to 1 pm


April 6 (Sunday) = Highbanks Metro Park


May 10 (Saturday) = Slate Run Metro Park


June 1 (Sunday) = Whetstone Park of Roses, Clintonville


Sept/Oct = check back soon!


Nov 8 OR 15 (Saturday) = Alum Creek State Park OR Delaware State Park, check back soon!


December 7 (Sunday) = Alley Park, Lancaster, Ohio

e-punching will be available on advanced courses

 What is Orienteering?

(from the Orienteering USA website.)

Orienteering is a competitive international sport that combines racing with navigation. It is a timed race in which individual participants use a specially created, highly detailed map to select routes and navigate through diverse and often unfamiliar terrain and visit control points in sequence. Courses also can be enjoyed as a walk in the woods, with difficulty levels from beginner to expert offered at most events.

More about Orienteering.