A Championship Middle event with 8 different courses for all age and difficulty levels. This is a Canada Cup level event sanctioned by Orienteering Canada.
| Course | Distance (km) | Classes | Print Scale | Technical Difficulty |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Course 1 | 1.5 | F10, M10, Open 1 | 1:7500 | Beginner (TD1) |
| Course 2 | 1.6 | F12, M12, Open 2 | 1:7500 | Novice (TD2) |
| Course 3 | 1.6 | F14, M14, F16S, M16S, Open 3 | 1:10000 | Intermediate (TD3) |
| Course 4 | 2.1 | F16, M16, Open 4 | 1:10000 | Intermediate (TD3) |
| Course 5 | 1.8 | M75, F75, F80 F85, F90, M80, M85, M90, Open 5 | 1:7500 | Veteran (TD4) |
| Course 6 | 2.5 | F18, F45, F55, F65 M65, F20S, M20S F21S, Open 6 | 1:7500 or 1:10000 | Expert (TD5) |
| Course 7 | 3.5 | F20, F21E, F35 M18, M45, M55 M21S, Open 7 | 1:10000 | Elite (TD5) |
| Course 8 | 4.4 | M20, M21E, M35, Open 8 | 1:10000 | Elite (TD5) |
Organizing Team
- Course Planner: David Bakker (Sage)
- Controller: John Rance (GVOC)
Map: Kelowna Nordic Core
Generally flat terrain (for the west coast) with terrain undulations of around 20 meters. Small portions are in recent clearcuts, but the majority of the map is in 40 year old mono-culture lodgepole pine forest. This vegetation type makes for excellent runnability, no deadfall, and limited visibility as the low branches of the pine trees are rarely more than 8 feet off the ground. A medium to low density trail network, widespread marshes, scattered boulders, and a mix of detailed and broader contour features complement the vegetation perfectly. This terrain is rated by John Rance as a world-class 10/10 for a middle distance event.
- Mapper: David Bakker
- Year Mapped: 2022
- Standard: ISOM2017-2
- Print Scale: 1:10,000 for most categories and 1:7500 for select categories as per Orienteering Canada Canada Cup standards
- 2020 Computer Generated Map of Part of the Area: Available Here for Fairness Purposes