Night Training Red House Common, Chailey Tue 10 November, 2026

Pre event info

A 15-minute score followed by a choice of a long (4km) or short (2.4km) line course. SportIdent Timing with SIAC-enabled controls.

Directions / Parking

Parking at https://maps.app.goo.gl/5DRFcEDBVtc7xeUd8

Course Information

15-minute Score (10 controls)

Long Course 4km (23 controls)

Short Course 2.4km (15 controls)

Entry Details

Free of charge to SO members. £5 to non-members.

Registration

Will be via Doodle Poll

Start Times

19.00 Mass start Score event 19.30 Mass start Line events 20.30 Courses close

Map Details

1:5,000 with 5m contours

Terrain Description

Open common with woodland

Dog restrictions

Well-behaved dogs on a lead.

Facilities

None

Contacts / Officials

Planner: Robert Lines

Organiser:

Controller / Event Adviser:

Mapper: Chris Hooker

Important Event Information

Safety and Risk: A comprehensive risk assessment will have been carried out by the organiser, but participants take part at their own risk and are responsible for their own safety during the event. Information about how to keep yourself and your children safe at an event can be found here.

Whistles:Carrying a whistle is strongly recommended at all our events and may be made compulsory by the organiser depending on identified risks and conditions.

SIACs: Note that in contactless mode no record of a SIAC "punch" is held in the control box. By using contactless punching, competitors are accepting the resulting risk that we may take longer to find them if they are lost or injured.

Covid Prevention: Please adhere to the British Orienteering Code of Conduct and take care to allow others to maintain social distance if they wish.

Ticks: Please be aware that ticks are common across many of the areas we run in and can carry infections such as Lyme Disease and Tick-Borne Encephalitis. This is why the rules of orienteering say that you MUST wear full leg and abdomen cover in the forest. Full arm cover is also recommended. Please check for ticks after running and seek medical advice if you develop flu like symptoms or a spreading circular rash after being bitten. There is an excellent government leaflet here.

Insurance: All of our events are registered with British Orienteering and are covered by their public liability insurance; individuals are advised to consider their own private accident insurance.

Participants who are not members of British Orienteering are not covered by British Orienteering’s public liability insurance. By entering this event, you acknowledge that you are taking part at your own risk. For example, if you were to accidentally injure a member of the public or damage property during the event, you would not be covered. Look into joining here.

Please note that the insurance only covers those registered as being part of the event so if you are taking part as a group, or are accompanying / shadowing a child please make sure you register the names of everyone taking part as you sign up.

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