Workshop - Navigation Intermediate

Sun 30th October 2022

A collage of four images: Top left shows a map in a grassy area; top right has the words "TECHNIQUES, SERIES, NAVIGATION" overlaying a mountainous landscape; bottom left depicts a scenic view of fields and hills; bottom right features a hand holding a compass. Two people hike along a path bordered by tall grass, heading towards a distant farm building amidst golden crop fields. The sky is bright blue with scattered white clouds. Hills and a forested area are visible in the background, creating a serene rural scene. A map lies open on a grassy field scattered with yellow wildflowers. The background features green rolling hills under a clear sky, giving a serene and pastoral setting. Two individuals are outdoors, engaged in navigating a map. The person on the left wears a bright pink jacket and gloves, while the person on the right, in a hat and dark jacket, looks at the map and holds a compass or phone. They are in an open grassy area with fields in the background. A group of people stand outdoors in a circle, attentively looking at a man pointing at maps. They are dressed in outdoor clothing suitable for hiking or running. Trees, a building, and a fence are visible in the background, suggesting a rural or park setting. A group of people dressed in athletic gear are gathered outdoors. They are looking intently at maps as one person in a cap and jacket makes notes on a map. The background includes trees and a tall stone structure. A group of people jogs down a grassy, slightly muddy path in a hilly countryside landscape. They wear bright athletic clothing and run in a line, with expansive fields and scattered trees under a cloudy sky in the background.

Workshop - Navigation Intermediate

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  • Date Sun 30th October 2022
  • Location Tring, Hertfordshire
  • Races 1 race

Event summary

Join Run the Wild for their Navigation Intermediate workshop on Sunday 30th October 2022 in Tring, Hertfordshire. This follow-on course to their Navigation Essentials is perfect for those looking to enhance their map reading skills and learn how to use a compass effectively. Led by a qualified International Mountain Leader and Gold Duke of Edinburgh Assessor, participants will receive plenty of one-to-one and group tuition to help them navigate confidently in races or for their own enjoyment. The workshop will cover micro navigating and practical application of navigation skills on the trails near Musette Cafe in Aldbury village. By the end of the day, participants will have a solid understanding of navigating in various conditions with a map and compass. Don't miss this opportunity to take your navigation skills to the next level!

Organiser's Description

In our follow-on course to our Navigation Essentials we will get to grips with micro navigating as well as using a compass. If you have some working knowledge of map reading already and want to take your navigation to the next level, then this is the day for you! It aims to get you navigating competently and confidently in races or for your own enjoyment. With a small group with plenty of one-to-one alongside group tuition you will have the opportunity to really grasp this skill both theoretically as well as practically.

On this workshop you will be taught how to competently navigate in most conditions with a map and compass by a qualified International Mountain Leader and Gold Duke of Edinburgh Assessor. The first part of the morning is based near Musette Cafe, based in the quintessentially English village of Aldbury. Once you’ve covered the theory we move onto the trails for a few hours to put everything you have learnt into practice. The course lasts most of the day, is based outdoors, finishing around 3pm.

Races

  • 8k

    £50.00

    SOLD OUT

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HP23 5RS Station Road, Tring, United Kingdom

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