Format: Standard linear courses: White, Yellow, Light Green, Very Short Green, Short Green, Green and Blue subject to controlling.

Terrain: A mixture of sloping parkland, woodland and  fields and a good path network. The area is used by horse riders, cyclists and a great many dog walkers.

Map:  1:4000 on A4

Car Parking: This will be at the country park end Nutter Lane car park, adjacent to Miss Molly Moo’s Ice Cream Shop, signed Country Centre and Play area. Under NO CIRCUMSTANCES should  you use the Hall car park. This area is out of bounds to Orienteers as there is a special event for SEND children on at the Hall.

Parking will be tight, camper vans cannot be accommodated as there is a height barrier.

Public transport: the 283 Bradford—Dewsbury bus stops at the end of Nutter Lane, a 5 minute walk.

Nearest postcode: WF17 9LF

What 3 words: belts. abode.sugars

Enquiries and download: in the café. This is very small so I am afraid there is no room for leaving belongings other than car keys. The café is adjacent to the car park and is less than 100m to start and finish.

Facilities: Café, limited toilets, play park. Please DO buy drinks etc from the café as they have been very generous in putting us up for both the night and day event.

Entries: via RaceSignup.

Fees: Seniors £8,/£5juniors, students and all competitors on White and Yellow courses. £2 surcharge for non-British Orienteering members and late entry.       £5 for families on White and Yellow courses.  Entries close at midnight on Sunday 14th December. There will be limited late entries and entry on day, subject to map availability. ALL entries  must be through RaceSignUp, even on the day  IF there is a map available. For guaranteed entry please enter early.

Courtesy: This area is very popular with the general public, please show courtesy when moving through the area, and caution around horses.

Start Times:  10.30am - 12.00pm. Courses Close at 1.30pm promptly

Courses: (Subject to final controlling)

Safety: A comprehensive risk assessment has been carried out by the organiser. The risks associated with competing in an outdoor environment are significant and need to be taken seriously by all competitors who take part at their own risk and are responsible for their own safety. Parents are particularly asked to emphasise these points with their children. If you have a medical condition that first aiders should know about in an emergency, please contact the organiser with details, in confidence. These details will only be used for the purposes of this event and will be deleted/destroyed afterwards.

Organisers: G + R Lloyd    EPOC      

Planner: Gill Ross EPOC