Day Information

All the information you need about each day's orienteering

Get ready to join us for an unforgettable five-day event at Moray 2023!

With a total of five (forest) runs, the best four will count towards the individual age-class competitions, giving everyone a chance to shine.

Competitors from around the globe will have the opportunity to experience the breathtaking beauty of Scotland while competing on high quality terrain and courses. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this amazing event and showcase your skills in one of the most stunning locations in the world!

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Day 1 – Lossie Forest

An intricate mixture of open and forested sand dunes make Lossie Forest an ideal place to start the week

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Day 2 – Darnaway

A superb area known for hosting the World Orienteering Championships relay races in 2015

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Day 3 – Roseisle

Complex topography and beach running makes for wonderful end to the first half of the week

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Rest Day – Sprint Race

A return to the centre of Forres for some fast and furious sprint racing

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Rest Day – Trail-O

A return to Roseisle for some high-concentration problem solving in the trail orienteering competition

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Day 4 – Culbin (long)

A long distance run in the extensive forested dunes of Culbin

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Day 5 – Culbin (middle)

A final day in the wonderful pine forests bordering the Moray Firth

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Mountain Bike Orienteering

Mountain Bike Orienteering is like ‘foot’ orienteering but uses areas with a good network of tracks and paths and specially modified maps to show rideability

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Key Officials

This year, the Central Organising Team is drawn from several clubs including Moravian Orienteering Club (MOR), plus Grampian Orienteering (GRAMP), Forth Valley Orienteering (FVO) and East Lothian Orienteers (ELO).

Elizabeth Furness (Event Coordinator) and Nikki Howard (Assistant Coordinator) are key members of the team.