This is a Line course which means you need to get all 15 controls in order. The fastest time wins.

As the crow flies, the distance is 3.9 km. It is likely you will travel quite a bit further; in an urban environment, the quickest route may be as much as 50% longer.

This is a Line course which means you need to get all 12 controls in order. The fastest time wins.

As the crow flies, the distance is 2.8 km. It is likely you will travel quite a bit further; in an urban environment, the quickest route may be as much as 50% longer.

This is a Line course which means you need to get all 12 controls in order. The fastest time wins.

As the crow flies, the distance is 2.5 km. It is likely you will travel quite a bit further; in an urban environment, the quickest route may be as much as 50% longer.

This is a Scatter course which means you can visit the controls in any order. There are 28 in total, but you only need to get 10 of them. The fastest time wins.

This is a Scatter course which means you can visit the controls in any order. There are 28 in total, but you only need to get 20 of them. The fastest time wins.

This is a Scatter course which means you need to get all 28 controls, but you can visit them in any order. The fastest time wins.

This is a Score course which means you should get as many controls as you can within 40 minutes.

There are 28 controls in total. You do not need to get them all and you can visit them in any order.

Controls score different numbers of points:

• etc.

For each minute or part-minute you are late back, you will lose 30 points. The highest number of points wins. The time you take is used as tie-break.

This is a Line course which means you need to get all 11 controls in order. The fastest time wins.

As the crow flies, the distance is 2.2 km. It is likely you will travel quite a bit further; in an urban environment, the quickest route may be as much as 50% longer.