Kay Park Kilmarnock KA3 7RU
Schools and evening training event 6pm
Training events and introduction to orienteering
-for school children to practise for the Ayrshire schools championships
-'come and try it' for anyone new to the sport
News
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Schools training events and Ayrshire Schools Championships 2018
6pm evenings in April and May. £2 to enter (just turn up)
Training events and introduction to orienteering
-for school children to practise for the Ayrshire schools championships
-'come and try it' for anyone new to the sport
Monthly Training Events 2016/2017
Informal events for club members and those new to the sport and club
Saturday 8th October 11am Auchincruive
Saturday 5th November 11am Loch Doon
Sunday 27th November Scottish Score Championships ,Palacerigg Country Park (we are organising so help will be needed)
Saturday December 3rd 11am Rozelle
Saturday 7th January 11am Muirkirk
Saturday 4th February 11am Irvine Beach Park
Saturday 4th March 11am Eglinton Park
Alan Cherry
Former member Alan Cherry running for GB and finishing the Long Race in 37th place at last month's World Championships in Sweden
Welcome to our new website
After a long wait it's now here. We've updated the logo to bring a sharper more modern look.
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Map reading skills are not lost to schools
World Championships inspiring a new generation to map and compass
Organisers of the World Orienteering Championships being held in the Highlands of Scotland this summer have acknowledged the concerns expressed over children no longer routinely learning basic map reading skills in schools.
Orienteering is more than just running
If you enjoy running then you might like the sort of running orienteers do.
Beginner
New to Orienteering?
Orienteering is a challenging outdoor adventure sport that exercises both the mind and the body. It’s an adventure sport for all! The aim of orienteering is to navigate in sequence between control points marked on a unique orienteering map and to decide the best route to complete the course in the quickest time. It doesn’t matter how young, old, fit or unfit you are as you can run, walk, jog and progress at your own pace.