• Sunday, 12 May 2024

Riverside Gardens, Milne St

This is a new and different area with a bit of everything for everybody. We have some excellent views of the river from both sides now. Ride around scenic Bayswater, delightful Ashfield, the vistas of Ascot and highlights of Maylands – explore the bike path, tracks and back streets, cross bridges, venture into parks and bush reserves, and check out the sites of former rubbish dumps now graced with delightful multistorey units and recreational parks.

This will be a two-hour (or whatever fraction of two hours you want to do!) score event, with all the controls worth exactly the same point values to make it simpler for your strategic route planning. You may also do the event on foot.

The event will be using MapRun, which you should install on your phone before the event. Details on using MapRun are in the Information flyer.

Entries: Pre-entry, prior to 8.30am on Sunday 12th May, is preferred and is available via Eventor. You can also enter at the event 8-9am.
Course: 2 hour score event with 70+ controls. All controls worth the same number of points.
Start time: Mass start at 9am.
Course closes: 11am. Penalties apply if you return after this time.
Facilities: Toilet.
Bring:
1. Your bike. An MTB is recommended, but road, hybrid and e-bikes will all be able to reach the majority of controls. Or you may do the event on foot if you want a long run.
2. Your mobile phone, fully charged and with MapRun installed.
3. Your map board, or borrow one at the event.
4. Your helmet and water bottle.
5. Sunscreen.
Parking: There is plenty of parking available at the site (Riverside Gardens, Milne Street, Bayswater).
More information: Directions to the event are in Eventor, including in the Information flyer.

Information about MTBO events is on the OWA website.

Photo: Starting at an MTBO event.

OWA Sponsors

Australian Sports Commission
Healthway
Department of Local Government,Sport and Cultural Industries

Acknowledgement of country

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Orienteering WA acknowledges the Noongar people, the Traditional and continuing Custodians of the land on which we gather to enjoy our sport, and pay our respects to Elders past and present.