4- and 8-Hour Rogaine event at Northwoods Park in Hot Springs, AR. This event will be a typical Rogaine format where there will be 20 to 30 checkpoints total that will each have a point value assigned based on the level of difficulty (physical and/or navigational). There will be 4 Hour and 8 Hour options, meaning either a 4-hour cut-off or an 8-hour cut-off. Racers must choose their route and strategy to try to earn the most points within the 4 or 8 hours. Racers on both courses will receive the same map and start at the same time (8:00 a.m.) but will be ranked separately. Open to Solos and Teams of 2-4 people. Each person must register separately. Solos will still be asked to provide a team name in the registration process. Pay at the event with check, cash, or PayPal. The Northwoods Trails park is just north of the city of Hot Springs and is known for its mountain biking trails (https://www.northwoodstrails.org/). Additional event details will be posted on the OCAR website and Facebook event page and emailed to registrants closer to the event.

You do not need to have an Orienteering USA membership to register for individual club events. You can choose the "Enter Data Manually" option below and register for our event. Online registration will close at Midnight on Thursday, October 30th. On the day of event, you can start any time between 10am and Noon. Course pickup will begin at 2pm. If you are going out as a group, only one person needs to register and you only pay one fee. While registering you will enter your team name, number of participants, team member names and have an opportunity to buy extra maps for them at only $3 each! This event uses an epunch timing technology. We loan epunch chips at no additional cost to participants who don't have their own. On the following page, select Yes under epunch rental if you will be using one of our chips. If you have your own, you can select No and enter your epunch chip number.

Local Orienteering Event at Olmos Basin and Park on 1 Nov 2025

Regular orienteering meet with White through Red courses. For more information about the course colors, see our Event Types page.

The Portland Metrogaine is a long-distance, score-orienteering event in which you use a map and compass to find virtual control sites spread over a 30-square-kilometer area covering fun and interesting areas of NW Portland. Choose between a 2, 4, or 6 hour option. The MapRun® app will be used for timing, scoring, and to verify each control site found.

The Golden Goat and Golden Kid event is coming up soon!

The Golden Goat, and the shorter Golden Kid, is a mass-start event, traditionally emphasizing long and hilly courses. In keeping with tradition, there might be some deviations from traditional point-to-point orienteering (e.g., skipped controls, forked controls, or butterfly options).

In addition to the challenging Goat and Kid courses, we will offer a normal, point-to-point, Advanced Beginner course with standard, separated starts.

Please read the web page even more carefully than usual for this non-standard event.

You may register here online if you can pay online (credit card, debit card, or PayPal account).

Any order, as many as you like, MASS START @ noon (check in at 11:30) Register by Thursday night! And wear orange! Recreation passport required - if you didn't check the box on your license plate renewal, find a self registration kiosk and get a pass. Registrar notes are not usually read until regular registration closes; for more urgent response, please contact us directly. +1s / team members don't need to sign up here, but rather should complete the online waiver here: https://smoc-runs.com/pages/219

The TROL Season Pass gives free entry to all OCIN TROL/WARS 2025-26 Season events, November through March 2026, as well as free or reduced entry to several non-TROL/WARS events in fall and spring.

PLEASE NOTE: Only high school and younger students may participate in the TROL season-long competition. College students, and adults, who wish to participate in TROL/WARS events, may purchase a WARS season pass.

TROL participants, however, are not limited to TROL classes; they may run in any class for which they are eligible, based on gender & age.

The WARS Season Pass gives free entry to all OCIN TROL/WARS 2025-26 Season events, November through March 2026, as well as free or reduced entry to several non-TROL/WARS events in fall and spring.

PLEASE NOTE: Only adults and older juniors / college students may purchase WARS season passes. High school and younger students who wish to participate in TROL/WARS events, may purchase a TROL season pass -- but WILL be able to participate on WARS courses.

For the 2025-26 WARS season, age class is based on 2025 orienteering age (age on 12/31/2025), regardless of birth date -- including in 2026. When registering for individual events, the default age class will remain the same through the entire WARS season.

Middle, Sprint, and Long orienteering courses to determine state individual champions and North (BAOC + GCO + Nav-X + Truckee) and South (LAOC + SDO) team champions.

Bring your flashlight or headlamp and join us for orienteering in the dark at Knox Farm State Park just outside East Aurora. This year’s event will offer two courses: a Long Course of 4 kilometers, and a Medium Course of 3 kilometers. Both courses will have fairly easy control locations. There will be a mass start. The time limit is 90 minutes. Livelox will be available and SIAC will be enabled. The deadline for online registration is 11 PM Thursday, November 6. A few extra maps will be printed to accommodate last minute walk-up registrations. The cost to participate is $10 per person ($5 for members). Juniors who are part of a Family membership participate for free. Non-member youngsters, 11 and under, accompanied by a parent, participate for free using a coupon code. The map scale is 1:10,000. Check-in at the “Milk House” at the event site (42.776808, -78.641344) will be from 5:15 to 5:45 PM. The mass start will be at 6:00 PM. If you have any questions, call the Meet Director, Dave Cady, at 716-837-3737.

You do not need to have an Orienteering USA membership to register for individual club events. You can choose the "Enter Data Manually" option and register for our event. Online registration will be open until Midnight on November 6th. This will be both a Day and Night-O. Daylight courses will begin at 3pm. Starts for the Night-O will begin at 5pm and course pick up will be at 7:30pm. If doing the Night-O please be sure to bring your own flashlight or headlamp. During the registration process you should choose whether you are planning to participate during daylight or after dark. Lemon Lake is in Central Time Zone. If you are going out as a group, only one person needs to register and you only pay one fee. While registering you will enter your team name, number of participants, team member names and have an opportunity to buy extra maps for them at only $3 each! This event uses an epunch timing technology. We loan epunch chips at no additional cost to participants who don't have their own. On the following page, select Yes under epunch rental if you will be using one of our chips. If you have your own, you can select No and enter your epunch chip number.

Clinic teaching orienteering basics. During a 1.5 hour clinic, we'll focus on map reading and determining bearing and distance from point A to point B. ($5 per participant, limit 10 participants)
Note1: This event does not require you to become a member of Orienteering USA.
Note2: Pre-registration/pre-payment is required, so we know how many training packages to prepare.

Join us and experience Orienteering on a new map at Montgomery Bell State Park.
You may start the course anytime between 10:00 AM and 12:00 PM.
Please bring water!
Event is held rain or shine!

5 Courses offered from White through Red. All skill levels welcome, including those new to the sport.

Registrants can come to a Free Beginners Clinic from 9 am to 11 am at the Park Office Auditorium. - If you are beginner please register for the White Course, and the beginner's clinic on EventReg. Limited to 30 students.

Registration closes Saturday, Nov 8th at 6pm.
*For minors, please ensure that the waiver is signed by a parent or guardian.*

Regular orienteering courses, White thru Red (beginner - expert).

Starts will be open from 10 am until 1 pm.
Start at Indian Mound Shelter, south side of lake.
Enter park from Bantam Rd off State Route 125.
BYO food and drink.

School JROTC groups should contact Mike Minium (MikeMinium AT aol DOT com) for a spreadsheet entry form.

Must preregister for this event
- 2-Hour Score-O
Maps at 6:00pm
Mass Start at 6:30pm
Fee of $15 paid when preregistering. Paid members and under-18 youth get a $3 discount.
Late registration fee of $5 extra begins 11/05/2025
We will be at Shelter 1 which is to the south of the main parking lot.
Your score is the total of the points you punched during the 2 hour time limit. You will lose 10 points for each minute used beyond the time limit. Each control will have a reflector on it to help you find it in the dark.
What to Bring:
Headlamp or flashlight with fresh batteries
Back-up light highly recommended
Compass (we won't have loaners available)
Watch (so you know when 2 hours is up)
Emergency whistle (use three long blasts to indicate you are injured)
Water (there won't be any water or food provided)
Comfortable outdoor shoes and clothing that can get potentially dirty
A change of clothes, socks and shoes are recommended for after the event as the evening dew will probably set-in or you may get your feet wet crossing a creek
Check In will start at 5:30 PM. Beginners can start their course immediately, while Night Owl participants will receive their map at 6:00 PM in order to plan their route. If you requested a loaner fingerstick, or we have assigned you one to ensure it can hold enough control punches, it will be in the clear map bag. Bring your own pen/marker/highlighter if you would like to draw a route on your map, however be careful not to obscure important map features!
There will be a mass start at 6:30PM.
At 8:30 PM the courses close and controls will be picked up. You should return to the finish if still on the course at this time.
Everyone needs to register at the finish control and download your finger stick, so we know you are back and don't send a search party for you. This is also where loaned fingersticks will get returned.

This will be the last Badger Orienteering Club event of the fall season.

Four courses will be offered:
Short (2-3km) Beginner skill level,
Medium (3-5km) Intermediate skill level,
Short Advanced (3-5km) Advanced skill level,
Long Advanced (5-7km) Advanced skill level.

Registration will be at the Trekker Lodge in Homestead Hollow.

A group of 4 or less staying together and using one fingerstick (timing device) is considered one entry - only one person needs to register and pays one fee.

See www.badgerorienteering.com for more information about this event.
Badger Club members use code BGRMEMBER during check-out for a $5 discount.
For safety reasons all participants must carry a whistle on course, so look for the $2 whistle purchase while registering. They will also be for sale at the event.
Please note, you do not need a PayPal account to make payment. Clicking on the PayPal button at the end will allow you to pay by credit/debit card.

Point to point classic orienteering. Register by Thursday night! Be sure to have a recreation passport! Registrar notes are not usually read until regular registration closes; for more urgent response, please contact us directly. +1s / team members don't need to sign up here, but rather should complete the online waiver here: https://smoc-runs.com/pages/219

Our annual score-o event will be at Highland Forest County Park, 1254 Highland Park Rd, Fabius, NY 13063. Registration/Check in so far will be at Pines Camp, south of main park office. Gate will be open. There will be a mass start at Noon on November 9, 2025. TIme limit 120 minutes. There is a 3 hour "HeadBanger" Class if you want to try and get them all. Classes are Male Open, Male Masters 50+, Female Open, Female Masters 50+, or Group. Please indicate in the comments section on the registration page what class you are entering. There will be yellow/orange training courses available if you want to warm up. Event fee is $8, or $5 for members of OUSA clubs- if you are a club member but not an OUSA member you still can claim the fee reduction. This fee will appear on final registration, payment not due till day of event or you can pay ahead on PayPal. Can't make it that day? We will be leaving courses up till Noon on November 16. Contact Meet Director for email copy of map after you paypal the club.

Test your navigation skills after dark with a headlamp! In honor of Veteran's Day, all veterans participate for free.

Middle Distance National Ranking Event and Susquehanna Stumble XXV
Saturday and Sunday, November 15-16, 2025
Rocky Ridge County Park, York County, Pennsylvania

presented by the Delaware Valley Orienteering Association

November 15: Middle NRE at Rocky Ridge County Park
Standard OUSA courses, with assigned start times.

November 16: Susquehanna Stumble at Rocky Ridge County Park
The Susquehanna Stumble is a Billygoat-inspired event, with a twist or two. Competitors run between most controls in normal sequential order but occasionally enter a “window” where several controls can be visited in ANY order. There is a mass start for both the Long and Short Stumbles.

Recreational Courses
White (beginner), Yellow (advanced beginner), and Orange (intermediate) recreational courses will be available each day. Registration for these courses is available through a separate EventReg form.

Regular pricing for the NRE and Stumble applies until midnight on Thursday, October 23, when late registration begins. Registration for the NRE and Stumble closes at midnight on Monday, November 3.

Run/Bike/Paddle in the Phoenix Metro area in Arizona. (See ArizonaNavigationCompetition.com for details.)

Location: Saguaro Lake
NE of Mesa, AZ

6/12-Hour Adventure Race (run/bike/paddle)
3/6/12-Hour Rogaine (foot only)
Teams of 1-4. (Solos allowed in all events.)

Note: You are not required to become a member of Orienteering USA to participate in this event.

This is the registration for recreational (White, Yellow, and Orange) courses being offered during DVOA's Rocky Ridge weekend, November 15-16, 2025, at Rocky Ridge County Park in York County, Pennsylvania.

If you wish to register for the Middle NRE on Saturday, November 15, or the Susquehanna Stumble XXV on Sunday, November 16, registration is available through a separate EventReg form.

Registration for recreational courses will close at the end of the day (11:59pm) on Tuesday, November 11.

White course (on-trail beginners): $7
Yellow and Orange courses: $10 for orienteering club members and juniors; $15 for everyone else
Day-of registration: $10 for White; $20 for Yellow and Orange

If you are going out as a group (staying together and only using one timing chip), only one person needs to register and you only pay one fee. While registering, you will record the names of your teammates. The cost is $2 per additional person (kids under 10 are free), and everybody gets their own map.

If you are bringing a large group (e.g., JROTC units, scouts) and need help with registration or would like to arrange for instruction for your group, reach out to the registrar at joey.mcgarvey@gmail.com. The earlier you contact us and/or register the better—thanks!

The FIRST 2025-26 TROL/WARS season event!

Courses: White thru Red (Beginner - Expert)
Starts will be open 11am-1pm.

Camp Butterworth, Maineville, OH

Local event at Silas Condict Park in Kinnelon, NJ

This year's event promises exhilarating navigation across rolling hills and scenic ridgelines, where every checkpoint rewards you with a sweeping panoramic view.

Use this entry form to register as an individual and pay online. To register a "team" that will stay together on the course and appear as a single unit in the results, please sign up at the event instead.

2025-26 TROL/WARS season event!

Courses: White thru Red (Beginner - Expert)
Starts will be open 11am-1pm.

Diamond Oaks Career Campus, Dent (Cincinnati - west side), OH

Please join us on November 22nd, 2025 at Shelby Park, Nashville TN
Courses offered:
Beginner (Yellow) - Medium (1.5 – 2.5 km) Beginner skill level. Intermediate (Orange) - (3 - 4 km) Intermediate skill level. Advanced (Green) - (4-5 km) Advanced skill level.
Notes:
Parking and sign-in (outside) will be located adjacent to the Shelby Park Community Center at 401 South 20th Street, Nashville.
Course starts are between 10:00 AM and 1:00 PM.
Please be finished by 3:00 PM.
There is a 3 hour time limit for courses.
If you are coming as a group (JROTC / ROTC / Boy Scouts / Girl Scouts/ Church / School Group ), please let us know in advance.
***see club website for more details***

Point to point classic orienteering. Register by Thursday night! Please be sure to have a daily or annual Huron Clinton Metroparks pass - if the entrance shacks are not open, try headquarters. Can be purchased online in advance as well - if you wait until 11/1, you can get one that works for the end of 2025 AND 2026. Registrar notes are not usually read until regular registration closes; for more urgent response, please contact us directly. +1s / team members don't need to sign up here, but rather should complete the online waiver here: https://smoc-runs.com/pages/219

Possum Trot Weekend Saturday Sprints: at Johnson County CC, Overland Park, KS Sunday Possum Trot: at Lake Jacomo, Lees Summit, MO [Google Doc: https://tinyurl.com/PTXXVdoc] [Facebook: https://tinyurl.com/PTXXVfb]

Please join us on Saturday, December 13th at Bell's Bend Outdoor Center for a 3 Hour Scatter-Orienteering Event.
This is a Mass start event. Participants will have 3 hours to collect as many points as possible on the course. Each control will have a different point value. Highest total points wins, and ties will be broken by fastest time. See our website for a full schedule and precise meet location.
Start Time is 11 AM - Finish for everyone is 2 PM. There will be a 5 point per minute penalty for finishers after 2pm
Check in Time starts at 10am. You will have one hour to plan the best route for this 3 hour adventure. We will try to be ready by 9:30 but no promises here.
Categories are all solo with the exception of Organized Groups, such as Scouts, JROTC, etc. If you are going out with others as a team please pick "Group". We strongly encourage your team size to consist of no more than 3 people.

• Female 20-59
• Male 20-59
• Jr Male 13-19
• Jr Female 13-19
• Senior Male 60 and over
• Senior Female 60 and over
• ROTC/JROTC/Military Team
• Scout Team (BSA/GS)
• Trail Life Team
• School Team (Same School)

If you are coming as part of an organized group such as Scouts, JROTC, etc. please let us know before signing up.
*(JROTC/ROTC/Boy Scouts/Girl Scouts/Trail Life/Church/School/etc)
Event will only be canceled for severe weather or conditions prevent us from hosting the event.
***see club website for more details***

Spend an evening finding beautifully decorated homes in West Beaverton using the MapRun phone app to record your finds. On December 13, the MTHD founders will be on hand to show you how to do this as well as to pass out maps, and holiday treats. Online registration is required 24 hours prior to orienteering.

Renew or start your SMOC Membership. Members get $5 off races and access to training forums.

Membership in ICO supports the club and provides member benefits including discounts at local and regional orienteering events and a vote in decisions that affect the future of the club.

The 2025 Nav-X Club Membership gives you access to 24 archived Nav-X GPS courses: 2024 (6), 2023 (5), 2022 (5), & 2021 (8) + arm warmers + $2 discount to Nav-X GPS events and discounts to events put on by other OUSA clubs (e.g. BAOC and GCO). It's $35 for new members and $25 for renewing members, $10 off for juniors. We have also added an option to purchase preprinted maps for each GPS event this season (4 maps).

Tucson Orienteering Membership - One year of individual or family membership and discounts on event entry fees. Note: In the world of orienteering, each club is assigned a unique acronym. Our Tucson club is designated 'TSN'. Please do not unintentionally select 'TOC', which is Toronto.

JOIN US! Become a member of Nashville Orienteering Club!

Benefits:
- $4 discount for event entry.
- Eligible for free club merchandise when pursuing the Club Achievement Program.
- Access to select MapRun courses.
- Invitation to Club Annual Meeting and other Social Events.
- Opportunities to participate in members only events.

Cost:
$25 per individual
$45 per family of 4 $10 for each additional family member)
Memberships run for a year from the date of payment.

You have 4, 8, or 12 hours and a TriMet transit day pass to find virtual controls in multiple courses in the greater Portland Metro area. Use your time on buses and trains to rest, while planning how you'll find the controls around your next destination. Or skip the rest and run or walk between the different courses.  Do this as a team and have one phone running the MapRun® app and another phone running the TriMet app to find out when and where to get your next transit ride.

Orienteering Cincinnati Membership - One year of individual or family membership and discounts on event entry fees.