
Our sport is suitable for all ages and fitness levels. That means that whether you are still venturing out with baby carriers or prams, your little ones are just taking their first steps, or they are ready to race to punch those control markers there is a way for everyone to get involved.
Navigate courses at your own pace and in your own time while exploring a wide array of locations from local parks, green spaces and forested areas.
Orienteering encourages the whole family to stay fit together. It's a truly unique sport in that anyone and everyone can get involved whether they choose to walk, jog or run a course. As you become more familiar with how to complete a course, you will find you are more keen to set yourself challenges such as a time limit within which you have to navigate your way around.
Completing an orienteering course leaves you with a sense of achievement. By encouraging your family to work together to accomplish a course, it's a great way to work together, bond and build on those navigation skills.
Interested in learning more about how your family can get involved in orienteering? Click on the icons below to learn more.
Thinking about getting involved but not sure where to start? Check out this guide put together by our Partnerships Manager, Kay Hawke.
Don't forget one of the best ways to get a feel of the sport is to go to an event organised by your local club. Find yours today!
Visit our sister site, Go Orienteering to find orienteering courses that are already set up ready for you to explore. All you need to do is download a map, or use your phone!
New to orienteering and want to use your phone to access thousands of FREE virtual orienteering courses?
Check out this whistle-stop tour of the MapRun app! No need to print a map, it's all accessible via your phone!
Find family-friendly Club events using our event finder, or search for an activity here.
Thinking of joining us? Take a look at our family membership offer which is available for two Seniors and one or more Juniors.
Xplorer is a family friendly fun navigation challenge that gives children a sense of adventure as they explore a park to find the markers. It's the perfect outdoor activity for primary and pre-school children and their families.