Britain's national orienteering magazine. Full event coverage with worldwide circulation.

Shows 2 methods.

An illustrated compass tutorial. It teaches how to use a compass in several lessons. From an easy introduction to how to find the way in dense fog or if you haven't got a compass. Also contains suggested exercises.

Explains how things and technical processes work.

Includes general facts about Hungary, council members of the Hungarian Orienteering Federation, list of local Federations and clubs, links to Hungarian orienteers, results, profiles of the Hungarian National Team, 2000 and 2001 Hungarian Cup results, clickable local maps, Hall of Fame, and related links.

Features news, training schedule, photos, and calendar for this British sprint world champion.

Online manual on map reading and land navigation based on US Army training materials which includes instructions on maps, compasses and other navigational aids.

Extensive coverage of navigation, not only for orienteering.

Links to resources that deal with navigation.

Produces multi-discipline, muscle powered adventure races in the Pacific Northwest.

Information on the sport and the skills needed to play it. Includes diagrams and pictures.

The oldest of the large orienteering pages on the net. This page has been around for more than six years.

A booklet about orienteering by James Baker. It explains in several pages how a course for beginners are made.

Clubs, fixtures, results, news, magazine, forum and links are provided, as well as an explanation of the sport and details of the Irish Orienteering Association.

Offers news, articles, and interviews.

Provides information about the sport of orienteering. In addition, it describes the program and map making services offered by Orienteering Unlimited.

Abstracts of articles included in the journal and subscription information. Also describes how to contribute to the periodical.

Information about Slovak Orienteering in English by Juraj Petrinec. Terrain descriptions, news, archives, contacts, and links.

Field trips with instruction in map, compass, and Global Positioning Systems. Teaches bearings, triangulate, plot co-ordinate grids, compensate for declination and read topographic maps.

Offers orienteering training events throughout the US. Specializes in school programs, teacher training seminars and corporate team building. Contact information and explanation of services.

Description of the sport, as well as map legends, control symbols and how to teach the game.

Describes how to use the sun and shadows for determining direction with illustrations. Also includes information on how to use the stars for finding direction and making an improvised compass.

An extensive index of orienteering sites maintained by Norwegian orienteer Jan Kocbach.