New Zealand Rogaining Association
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There will be a 24 hour championship event over the weekend of November 21st and 22nd in the Nelson Lakes area. This will include shorter options as well.
For more information check out rogaine.org.nz/nzchamps2026/home.php
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Events are midweek, monthly from April to November, starting at 6pmwith duration of 3 hours or starting at 6.45pm with a duration of 90 minutes.
NightNavHosted by UCOC (University of Canterbury Orienteering Club)
NightNav is one hour rogaine/score event in the dark. You can compete in teams or individual. Get some friends together and grab a headtorch to give it a go!
The days are getting longer and the nights shorter. You can enjoy this.
Amazing venue. Wonderful day. Wicked Rogaine!
Simply an incredible day at Stonyhurst Station! Beautiful scenery, a challenging course, and plenty of adventure made this a truly special Wicked Rogaine.
A huge thank you to Stonyhurst and everyone who came along, explored this amazing venue and helped us raise funds for Greta Valley School. It was a privilege to be exploring that beautiful station.
While championship events are usually 24 hrs in length this rogaine, organised by the Golden Bay tramping club, was a more modest 90 minutes. Despite the relative shortness of the event, the difficulty of navigating along the myriad of tracks at Milnthorpe Reserve was significantly increased by the event being held completely in the dark.
Just after the sun dropped below the horizon and the safety briefing had been given, thirty teams switched on their headtorches and set off from the beach on their carefully plotted routes, some at a run and others at more modest paces. Within a few minutes teams had dispersed over a wide area in search of the pre-placed controls. Would they find the controls they wanted? Would they get lost? Only when all the teams returned and added up their scores in an atmosphere of exhausted chatter did the winners emerge. Congratulations to Daphne Dilk and Tony Le Sueur. But in their own way every team were winners by completing their personal challenge within the 90 minutes. Thanks go to the Milnthorpe Park Committee for permission to use their special reserve.