1. Eurobuild Orienteering Run 2026
We invite you to take part in a unique sporting event – the 1st Eurobuild Orienteering Run 2026. It is a great opportunity for anyone who wants to combine physical activity with adventure, competition, and navigation in the field.

Who is it for?
Anyone can participate in the event – regardless of experience. We have prepared three starting categories tailored to different levels of advancement:
• amateurs,
• beginners,
• intermediate participants.

What is orienteering?
Orienteering is a sport that combines physical endurance with navigation skills in terrain. Participants move using a map and compass, choosing their own route between control points.

Key rules:
• Objective: complete the course as quickly as possible by reaching control points in the correct order,
• Map and terrain: detailed topographic maps, forest terrain,
• Control points: marked with white and orange flags, confirmed electronically,
• Route choice: each participant selects their own optimal path between points,
• Equipment: each participant receives a map, compass, and an electronic timing chip.

Pre-event training
To ensure everyone feels confident on the course, all participants will be invited to:
• a short online training session – May 22, covering orienteering rules and safety,
• a brief briefing immediately before the start on the day of the event.

The training sessions will be conducted by licensed instructors from the Polish Orienteering Association.

Event location
• Event office: Rajszew Golf Club, ul. Golfowa 44
• Competition area: Bagno Forestry

Starting categories
🟢Category for amateurs – “Recreational Duo/Trio”
A team of two or three people.
An easier form of walking/jogging with simple navigation in the forest. Participants move together, learning how to use a map in practice.
• distance: approx. 3 km (straight line)
• time: approx. 40 minutes
• start: group start for the entire team

🟡 Category for beginners – “Moving Pair”
A two-person relay.
A combination of running or walking/jogging with independent navigation on a moderately difficult course.
• distance: approx. 2 km (straight line)
• time: approx. 30 minutes per person
• start: simultaneous for the first runner
• format: relay (handover to the second participant)
• final result: combined time of both participants

🔴 Intermediate category – “Ambitious Leader”
Individual race.
A demanding course for participants who already have experience in orienteering. Speed and navigation precision are key.
• distance: approx. 3 km (straight line)
• time: approx. 40 minutes (depending on pace and navigation skills)
• start: individual, at 1-minute intervals

Participant guidelines
Recommended attire includes comfortable sportswear adapted to weather conditions – preferably covering arms and legs, as well as shoes suitable for running in forest terrain.

Join the event and test your skills on a course where not only fitness matters, but also strategy and navigation ability.