Welcome to Newcastle Orienteering Club

 Orienteering is a competitive or non-competitive recreational activity in which participants use a detailed map, and usually a compass, to navigate between checkpoints on an unfamiliar course in bush terrain, parkland or urban areas.  

If you like a physical and mental challenge while exploring the outdoors, orienteering is the sport for you!

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   Classic "forest" orienteering for all great outdoors. Run or walk, compete against yourself or others, or a fun family outing. (Mar-Sept)
   Navigate the suburbs. Run or walk to as many checkpoints as you can within a 45 minute time limit. How many points can you get? (Oct-Feb)
   A great introduction to orienteering with fun courses in suburban parks & reserves. Also includes a night event. (Feb-Apr)
   Navigate bush tracks & trails on your mountain bike. Bike Orienteering Summer Series offers 75 minute score & line+score events. (Oct-Mar)
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 Newcastle & Central Coast sprint series. Four exciting sprint events. Fast & furious. (Apr-Jul).                
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NOY4 - Gymea Gullies

Event: NOY4

Location: Gymea Gullies (Nth of Cooranbong)
Weather: Fine, mild
Organiser: Arthur Kingsland
Setup: Geoff Peel, Mick Kavur, Denis Lyons, David Messenger, Shane Jenkins
Rego: Cheryle Todkill
Finish: Peter Charlton, Denis Lyons
Collection: Karen Blatchford, Ben Reuter, Denis Lyons, others?

The fourth round of the Newcastle Orienteer of the Year (NOY) series was contested on the Gymea Gullies map north of Cooranbong on Sunday. This area is predominantly spur gully with enough vegetation to lessen visibility but not hinder progress through it too much.

Course setter Arthur Kingsland utilised his years of experience to set challenging but fair courses.

Our events continue to grow in popularity with the army now also turning up to utilise our courses for some navigational practice.

Don't forget to check out the photos and to draw or upload your course on routegadget.

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