Berkshire Orienteers is starting a new enterprise this (2010-11) season, a Youth League.

This will run in conjunction with our Saturday Events and quite possibly some of our other events as well.

Orienteering is an exciting, challenging sport. It involves competitive navigation using a map and compass - competitors choose their own way between control points. Most orienteering takes place in woodland or on open hillsides, but can also take place in school playgrounds and urban parks.

For beginners, we recommend one of our Saturday Events, or perhaps try one of our District Events (or maybe at one of the other local clubs), which will always have beginners courses and helpful advice from the club members.

Berkshire Orienteers (BKO) is the orienteering club for Berkshire and surrounding areas, including the towns of Reading, Maidenhead, Bracknell, Slough, Windsor and Newbury and their immediate locations together with some members from the northern parts of Hampshire and Surrey.

What is Orienteering? - Orienteering is the sport of competitive navigation. For more, see our What is Orienteering page.

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Berkshire Orienteers (abbreviated as BKO) welcomes new members of whatever standard, from complete beginners and juniors to experienced orienteers who have moved locally from another area. To learn more about orienteering, see our What Is Orienteering? page.

BKO Committee

The committee consists of the following members, who have regular meetings. Please volunteer to help at events without a committee member or organiser asking, as it makes their job so much easier.