GPS orienteering has no infrastructure on the ground;  it’s a time trial rather than a race so you can run any course, any time you want. There are courses all over the Midlands and beyond – all you need is a smartphone and we’d recommend a printed copy of the map, though you can just use the map on the phone.  Harlequins uses the MapRun app and there is a beginners guide on how to use it.

Urban areas offer a run with a difference and less challenging navigation, with the emphasis on good route choice.  They usually use maps produced using OpenOrienteering street map format.

	Venue	Info.		Results	Planner
Score	Birmingham – Billesley	Details	Map	Results	John Leeson
Score	Birmingham – Bournville	Details Control descriptions	Map	Results	David Williams
Score	Birmingham – Hawkesley	Details	Map	Results	John Leeson
Score	Redditch – Church Hill	Details Control Descriptions	Map	Results	Peter Rose
Score	Redditch – Walkwood	Details Control Descriptions	Map*	Results	Dave Aldridge
Score	Worcester – St Peters	Details Control descriptions	Map	Results	Rob Atkins

The areas below are not urban, and all use traditional orienteering maps. To comply with OS copyright the maps are stored on the British Orienteering website and will be sent to you via email – follow the links in the table.

	Venue	Info.	Map	Results	Planner
Line courses	Morton Stanley Park (Redditch)	Details	Maps	Short Medium Long	Charlie Nelson
Score	Burlish Top	Details	Map	Results	Andy Hemsted
Score	Sandwell Valley	Details Control descriptions	Map	Results	Andy White

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Participants undertake these courses at their own risk, as if they were going out training on their own. Neither British Orienteering or Harlequins OC accepts any liability for participants’ use of the course or map. Please use them safely, looking out for yourself and other members of the public who may be in the area.