Regional Event

When:: Sunday 11 November 2018
Where:: Treeton & Hail Mary Hill Woods
Category:: Regional
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Details

Provisional results, Winsplits, Routegadget (and thus Splitsbrowser) and ranking points all available via links above. If you know who ran orange in 49 mintues with SI-card 2072303 starting at 11:53 (probably a second run) or have any queries, please contact petergorvettAThotmail.co.uk.

Come orienteering on this interesting and varied area with lovely views across Treeton Dyke. There are 9 different courses available catering for everyone from young children and newcomers to runners and experienced orienteers. There is no need to pre-enter - just turn up on the day.

View of Treeton

Location

Treeton and Hail Mary Woods, off B6067 Wood Lane, Treeton. Nearest postcode: S60 5QN, GR: SK439874, Lat/long: N53.382077, W1.340741. Registration etc will be at the water sports clubhouse.

Terrain

The area consists of two areas of mostly runnable sloping woodland with interesting contour detail, which provide a good contrast with the largely open gently contoured area of complex vegetation on the other side of Treeton Dyke lake.

Map

1:7500. Updated 2017 by Peel Land Surveys

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Timings

Registration: 10am-12 noon
Starts: 10.30am-12.30pm
Courses close: 2pm

Courses

White 1.8km, 45m climb - technically very easy, suitable for young children
Yellow. 2.5km, 65m - technically easy, a good place for teenagers to start
Orange. 3.1km, 90m - medium difficulty, ideal for adult newcomers
Long orange. 4.9km, 75m - medium difficulty, ideal for newcomer runners
Light green. 3.6km, 20m - medium / hard difficulty, ideal for improvers
Short green. 3.0km, 95m - technically hard, less physical than the other hard technical courses
Green. 4.5km,160m - technically & physically hard
Blue. 6.1km, 210m - technically & physically hard
Short brown. 7.1km, 240m - technically & physically hard

Costs

Adults £10 (£8 British Orienteering Members)
Juniors /Students £4
Family £24 (£20 members)
Pairs / groups welcome - just pay for 1 entry if you go round together.

Car parking £2
Dibber (SI card) hire £1. Lost dibbers - £30.

Facilities

Portaloos provided

Additional Information

The area is widely used by mountain bikers, walkers & horse riders. Please be courteous to all members of the public.

Officials

Planner:         Lucy Wiegand (SYO)
Controller:     Colin Drury (SYO)
Organiser:     Paul Bradbury (SYO). Email: paul.syo “at” live.co.uk, Mobile:      07920 734 313

Safety & risk

A comprehensive risk assessment will have been carried out by the organiser, but participants take part at their own risk and are responsible for their own safety during the event. If a competitor has a pre-existing medical condition that they think should be declared, please complete a medical form at enquiries. The sealed envelope will only be opened in an emergency.

Photography

SYO has an agreed policy on the taking of photographs at events, based on national guidance. This provides a sensible balance between the benefits and risks associated with the taking and use of images. If you are unsure about acceptable practice, please speak to the event organiser. Read our photography policy.

Privacy

When entering our events your personal details (name, gender, age class & club) will appear in the results section of this website. Read our privacy policy to see how we look after your personal data.

Venue

Two areas of mostly runnable sloping woodland linked by 100m of path. A good contrast is provided by a largely open gently contoured area on the other side of Treeton Dyke lake that was added to the map in 2008 by Tim Tett.