Registration is now closed.
A very limited number of extra maps will be printed, so if you have a good sob story please send us an email and we might be able to register you. Super limited registration on the day at the event site will also be available.
Registration is through zone4, please go register here.
To see who is already registered, and their race classes, go here.
Prices:
All prices in Canadian dollars. Host club is covering Zone4 processing fees.
Early Bird (until Sunday, August 12th, 23:59, Pacific Time):
Juniors (Below Age of 21):
Weekend Package (includes all three races, and the model event): $25Sprint: $5Middle: $10Long: $10
Adults:
Weekend Package (includes all three races, and the model event): $55Sprint: $20Middle: $20Long: $20
Extras:
Model Map: $5, but included in weekend package if you are choosing that optionAdult Banquet Ticket: $25 – not included in weekend packageChild Banquet Ticket (below age of 15): $15 – not included in weekend package
Regular (until Sunday, September 9th, 23:59, Pacific Time):
Juniors (Below Age of 21):
Weekend Package (includes all three races, and the model event): $25Sprint: $5Middle: $10Long: $10
Adults:
Weekend Package (includes all three races, and the model event): $70Sprint: $25Middle: $25Long: $25
Extras:
Model Map: $5, but included in weekend package if you are choosing that optionAdult Banquet Ticket: $25 – not included in weekend packageChild Banquet Ticket (below age of 15): $15 – not included in weekend package
Late (until Saturday, September 23rd, 23:59, Pacific Time):
Juniors (Below Age of 21):
- Weekend Package (includes all three races, and the model event): $25
- Sprint: $5
- Middle: $10
- Long: $10
Adults:
- Weekend Package (includes all three races, and the model event): $85
- Sprint: $30
- Middle: $30
- Long: $30
Extras:
- Model Map: $5, but included in weekend package if you are choosing that option
- Adult Banquet Ticket: $25 – not included in weekend package
- Child Banquet Ticket (below age of 15): $15 – not included in weekend package
Discounts:
If you are registering three or more children of the same immediate family, use the discount code “3orMore” when registering to get your additional children registered for free (discount does not include the banquet).
If you are a member of the HPP, check back through your Basecamp to see the HPP discount code.
Are you a member of the host club and are helping volunteer, check back through your club emails to find your discount code.
If you are a Revelstoke local, use the discount code “Revelstoked” to get 30% off your race entry (discount does not include the banquet).
Volunteering:
We need volunteers to help run this event! You’ll still be able to race, and most remaining jobs require no experience. Please check out our list of needed volunteers and sign-up to help make this event awesome!
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Recreational Orienteers/Newcomers:
Do you prefer to walk the course? Do you orienteer just for fun? Don’t feel you are ready for championship level competition yet? Do you want to try the course with a friend or as family group?
Registering into our Open classes allows you to join in the fun and experience championship level competition and the great Revelstoke terrain, but allows you to select a course matching your preferred speed, length and technical difficulty. Open class participants can also change their course over the weekend to make the orienteering easier or harder!
Each different course has an open class available on it. We recommend racing on a course number no higher than 4 for your first time out.
The table below describes the open class courses in terms of technical difficulty. The description is more applicable to Middle and Long – the sprint is an urban.
| Course | Technical Difficulty Rating | Description | Recommended for… |
|---|---|---|---|
| Courses 1 and 2 | TD1 and TD2 | Controls located at path junctions and easy to find, no off-trail, catching features, route choice and navigation is simple, mostly hand-railing | Absolute beginners! Inexperienced youth, family groups, non-orienteering-wife/husband. Go for Course 2 if you want a bit more of a longer challenge |
| Course 3 | TD3- | Some route choice, 50% off trail, avoids dense vegetation, controls mainly on natural/man made hand rails or point features, some on very distinct contour features (hill top). | If you’re fit, have used a map without a GPS before (but maybe not an orienteering map), and want an adventure this is the course for you. |
| Course 4 | TD3+ | Route choice, some running by compass, only a little hand-railing, off trail but avoids dense vegetation, controls on smaller and more subtle contour features, obvious attack points and catching features – controls close to hand-rails | We’d recommend some experience if you register for this course, but it is possible for some newcomers to complete this course. Expect to be at least 1.5 times the winning time if you register for this course. |
For information about each course length and recommended winning time, check out the information for each race.
Recreational orienteers will likely require significantly longer to complete the course than the recommended winning time!
Open class entrants may change their course over the weekend. Please check with registration first to change your entry in the computer and check that we have sufficient maps!
Open class winners don’t receive prizes or medals, but we do publish and print results and the experience is otherwise identical to championship classes.