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"Do It Yourself Orienteering”

Suitable for school groups, families & individuals, two permanent orienteering courses have been set-up at Belair National Park.

A colour map with course and control descriptions are provided on an A4 page together with “Do It Yourself Orienteering” instructions and information. The two courses are designed for new participants to orienteering and should take about 20 to 40 minutes to complete:Sample Map

 Very Easy navigation                2.1 km        
 Easy Navigation                2.6 km


The Start/Finish is either at The Gums Oval (via the main entrance to Belair National Park, Upper Sturt Road) or the Railway Bridge, Sheoak Rd, Belair.


“ Do It Yourself Orienteering” maps for Belair NP cost $2 each and are available from David Tilbrook (8431 3256) or  Adrian Uppill (8278 3017 or email aruppill@chariot.net.au ).

Further “Do It Yourself Orienteering” courses are available in forest areas north and south of Adelaide.  In the north at Mt Crawford 4 courses are available. For maps and more information contact the Ranger, Forestry SA, Mt Crawford (8524 6004).  In the south at Kuitpo, contact the ranger on 8391 8800 between 9 – 11 am for details and maps.  Please always let the rangers know when you plan to visit the areas, as from time to time logging operations occur in these areas.

For more information on orienteering contact Adrian Uppill (contact details).


How to find Events?

Signs are placed at the locations described in the orienteering programme to direct participants to the event assembly area. You should expect to encounter one or more of the following signs:

O TURN
200 METRES
This sign is sometimes placed before a turn off to warn the driver that the turn-off is approaching.
ORIENTEERING
This is the sign usually placed at the location described in the programme. It should be readily visible to the driver of a car. The arrow points in the direction to travel.
This sign is placed along the route, when an intersection or other choice of direction is required, to indicate which direction to travel. It is sometimes also placed along a long section to provide reassurance that you are travelling in the right direction.


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