Dates: from 30 Nov -1 to 30 Nov -1
Spooooooky!!!
Be very, very careful. It's Spook season!
Hyde Park will be overrun with ghosts, goblins and ghouls on Saturday 31 October 2015 for our very first Spooks in the Park, a popular Halloween event in Perth. Follow a map to find lots of ghostly games to play including a Zombie Run, the Dreaded Spiders Web and the Spooky grove. Every spook will take home their very own show bag containing an assortment of spooky things! Starting out from the main Gazebo at Hyde Park this event for 6-12 year olds is all shivery fun!
Entry is $5.50 per little monster!
To enter click here.
So what to expect?
Come to the park 10 minutes before your start wave all dressed up for a spooky time in the park. You don't have to dress up but it is more fun that way! Your little monsters, ghouls and ghosts require at least one parent or guardian with them during the days activities. You will all be given a map to help you get from one game to the next. Expect to play some fun games such as Skull Coconut Shy and Monster Mash, there will be a Zombie run as well!
For every game you complete you get a special punch on your map. Once you have played each game you can finish and receive your Halloween goody-bag!
Please note there is very limited parking near Hyde park. We recommend to take public transport or park in the city and walk in to Hyde Park.
Entries are limited to 500, get in quick, don't you miss out!
Tickets cost just $5.50 per child. Tickets must be bought in advance if you want your goody bag!
Dates: from 30 Nov -1 to 30 Nov -1
OWA's primary series of bush orienteering events are held most Sunday mornings from May to September in various locations. In WA, orienteering is held mostly in open bush areas with contour and rock features, with some events held in open farmland areas with more complex rock detail.
All events (including the state orienteering league and state championships) are open to the general public as well as members. While pre-entry is available for some events, participants are always able to enter on the day. Courses range in distance from 2 - 12km, and in navigational difficulty from very easy to hard.
Instructors are available at each event to guide newcomers through the registration process and help you get started on the right course for your level of ability and fitness. Families and groups are welcome.
Junior(<21),full-time student, Concession $10
Adult $20
Group (2-5 participants) $30
Group (2 junior/concession) $20
Dates: from 30 Nov -1 to 30 Nov -1
OWA's primary series of bush orienteering events are held most Sunday mornings from May to September in various locations. In WA, orienteering is held mostly in open bush areas with contour and rock features, with some events held in open farmland areas with more complex rock detail.
All events (including the state orienteering league and state championships) are open to the general public as well as members. While pre-entry is available for some events, participants are always able to enter on the day. Courses range in distance from 2 - 12km, and in navigational difficulty from very easy to hard.
Instructors are available at each event to guide newcomers through the registration process and help you get started on the right course for your level of ability and fitness. Families and groups are welcome.
Junior(<21),full-time student, Concession $10
Adult $20
Group (2-5 participants) $30
Group (2 junior/concession) $20
Dates: from 30 Nov -1 to 30 Nov -1
OWA's primary series of bush orienteering events are held most Sunday mornings from May to September in various locations. In WA, orienteering is held mostly in open bush areas with contour and rock features, with some events held in open farmland areas with more complex rock detail.
All events (including the state orienteering league and state championships) are open to the general public as well as members. While pre-entry is available for some events, participants are always able to enter on the day. Courses range in distance from 2 - 12km, and in navigational difficulty from very easy to hard.
Instructors are available at each event to guide newcomers through the registration process and help you get started on the right course for your level of ability and fitness. Families and groups are welcome.
Junior(<21),full-time student, Concession $10
Adult $20
Group (2-5 participants) $30
Group (2 junior/concession) $20
Dates: from 30 Nov -1 to 30 Nov -1
OWA's primary series of bush orienteering events are held most Sunday mornings from May to September in various locations. In WA, orienteering is held mostly in open bush areas with contour and rock features, with some events held in open farmland areas with more complex rock detail.
All events (including the state orienteering league and state championships) are open to the general public as well as members. While pre-entry is available for some events, participants are always able to enter on the day. Courses range in distance from 2 - 12km, and in navigational difficulty from very easy to hard.
Instructors are available at each event to guide newcomers through the registration process and help you get started on the right course for your level of ability and fitness. Families and groups are welcome.
Junior(<21),full-time student, Concession $10
Adult $20
Group (2-5 participants) $30
Group (2 junior/concession) $20
Dates: from 30 Nov -1 to 30 Nov -1
OWA's primary series of bush orienteering events are held most Sunday mornings from May to September in various locations. In WA, orienteering is held mostly in open bush areas with contour and rock features, with some events held in open farmland areas with more complex rock detail.
All events (including the state orienteering league and state championships) are open to the general public as well as members. While pre-entry is available for some events, participants are always able to enter on the day. Courses range in distance from 2 - 12km, and in navigational difficulty from very easy to hard.
Instructors are available at each event to guide newcomers through the registration process and help you get started on the right course for your level of ability and fitness. Families and groups are welcome.
Junior(<21),full-time student, Concession $10
Adult $20
Group (2-5 participants) $30
Group (2 junior/concession) $20
Dates: from 30 Nov -1 to 30 Nov -1
OWA's primary series of bush orienteering events are held most Sunday mornings from May to September in various locations. In WA, orienteering is held mostly in open bush areas with contour and rock features, with some events held in open farmland areas with more complex rock detail.
All events (including the state orienteering league and state championships) are open to the general public as well as members. While pre-entry is available for some events, participants are always able to enter on the day. Courses range in distance from 2 - 12km, and in navigational difficulty from very easy to hard.
Instructors are available at each event to guide newcomers through the registration process and help you get started on the right course for your level of ability and fitness. Families and groups are welcome.
Junior(<21),full-time student, Concession $10
Adult $20
Group (2-5 participants) $30
Group (2 junior/concession) $20
Dates: from 30 Nov -1 to 30 Nov -1
OWA's primary series of bush orienteering events are held most Sunday mornings from May to September in various locations. In WA, orienteering is held mostly in open bush areas with contour and rock features, with some events held in open farmland areas with more complex rock detail.
All events (including the state orienteering league and state championships) are open to the general public as well as members. While pre-entry is available for some events, participants are always able to enter on the day. Courses range in distance from 2 - 12km, and in navigational difficulty from very easy to hard.
Instructors are available at each event to guide newcomers through the registration process and help you get started on the right course for your level of ability and fitness. Families and groups are welcome.
Junior(<21),full-time student, Concession $10
Adult $20
Group (2-5 participants) $30
Group (2 junior/concession) $20
Dates: from 30 Nov -1 to 30 Nov -1
OWA's primary series of bush orienteering events are held most Sunday mornings from May to September in various locations. In WA, orienteering is held mostly in open bush areas with contour and rock features, with some events held in open farmland areas with more complex rock detail.
All events (including the state orienteering league and state championships) are open to the general public as well as members. While pre-entry is available for some events, participants are always able to enter on the day. Courses range in distance from 2 - 12km, and in navigational difficulty from very easy to hard.
Instructors are available at each event to guide newcomers through the registration process and help you get started on the right course for your level of ability and fitness. Families and groups are welcome.
Junior(<21),full-time student, Concession $10
Adult $20
Group (2-5 participants) $30
Group (2 junior/concession) $20
Dates: from 30 Nov -1 to 30 Nov -1
OWA's primary series of bush orienteering events are held most Sunday mornings from May to September in various locations. In WA, orienteering is held mostly in open bush areas with contour and rock features, with some events held in open farmland areas with more complex rock detail.
All events (including the state orienteering league and state championships) are open to the general public as well as members. While pre-entry is available for some events, participants are always able to enter on the day. Courses range in distance from 2 - 12km, and in navigational difficulty from very easy to hard.
Instructors are available at each event to guide newcomers through the registration process and help you get started on the right course for your level of ability and fitness. Families and groups are welcome.
Junior(<21),full-time student, Concession $10
Adult $20
Group (2-5 participants) $30
Group (2 junior/concession) $20
Dates: from 30 Nov -1 to 30 Nov -1
OWA's primary series of bush orienteering events are held most Sunday mornings from May to September in various locations. In WA, orienteering is held mostly in open bush areas with contour and rock features, with some events held in open farmland areas with more complex rock detail.
All events (including the state orienteering league and state championships) are open to the general public as well as members. While pre-entry is available for some events, participants are always able to enter on the day. Courses range in distance from 2 - 12km, and in navigational difficulty from very easy to hard.
Instructors are available at each event to guide newcomers through the registration process and help you get started on the right course for your level of ability and fitness. Families and groups are welcome.
Junior(<21),full-time student, Concession $10
Adult $20
Group (2-5 participants) $30
Group (2 junior/concession) $20
Dates: from 30 Nov -1 to 30 Nov -1
OWA's primary series of bush orienteering events are held most Sunday mornings from May to September in various locations. In WA, orienteering is held mostly in open bush areas with contour and rock features, with some events held in open farmland areas with more complex rock detail.
All events (including the state orienteering league and state championships) are open to the general public as well as members. While pre-entry is available for some events, participants are always able to enter on the day. Courses range in distance from 2 - 12km, and in navigational difficulty from very easy to hard.
Instructors are available at each event to guide newcomers through the registration process and help you get started on the right course for your level of ability and fitness. Families and groups are welcome.
Junior(<21),full-time student, Concession $10
Adult $20
Group (2-5 participants) $30
Group (2 junior/concession) $20
Dates: from 30 Nov -1 to 30 Nov -1
OWA's primary series of bush orienteering events are held most Sunday mornings from May to September in various locations. In WA, orienteering is held mostly in open bush areas with contour and rock features, with some events held in open farmland areas with more complex rock detail.
All events (including the state orienteering league and state championships) are open to the general public as well as members. While pre-entry is available for some events, participants are always able to enter on the day. Courses range in distance from 2 - 12km, and in navigational difficulty from very easy to hard.
Instructors are available at each event to guide newcomers through the registration process and help you get started on the right course for your level of ability and fitness. Families and groups are welcome.
Junior(<21),full-time student, Concession $10
Adult $20
Group (2-5 participants) $30
Group (2 junior/concession) $20
Dates: from 30 Nov -1 to 30 Nov -1
OWA's primary series of bush orienteering events are held most Sunday mornings from May to September in various locations. In WA, orienteering is held mostly in open bush areas with contour and rock features, with some events held in open farmland areas with more complex rock detail.
All events (including the state orienteering league and state championships) are open to the general public as well as members. While pre-entry is available for some events, participants are always able to enter on the day. Courses range in distance from 2 - 12km, and in navigational difficulty from very easy to hard.
Instructors are available at each event to guide newcomers through the registration process and help you get started on the right course for your level of ability and fitness. Families and groups are welcome.
Junior(<21),full-time student, Concession $10
Adult $20
Group (2-5 participants) $30
Group (2 junior/concession) $20
Dates: from 30 Nov -1 to 30 Nov -1
Mountain bike orienteering (MTBO) is a navigation sport suitable for participants of all ages and abilities. Like foot orienteering, the idea is to navigate your way around a series of checkpoints (controls) using a map and compass. Unlike foot orienteering, the idea is to ride a bike! The main difference is that in Australia, mountain bikes have to stay on tracks, so the style of navigation can be quite different to the cross-country navigation used in foot orienteering.
Several courses are available, ranging from 10-30 km in length. At the top end of the field, competitors need good technical bike handling skills and the ability to navigate at speed. However, the shorter courses are easily achievable by beginners, non-mountain bikers and families.
Junior(<21),full-time student, Concession $10
Adult $20
Group (2-5 participants) $30
Group (2 junior/concession) $20
Dates: from 30 Nov -1 to 30 Nov -1
Mountain bike orienteering (MTBO) is a navigation sport suitable for participants of all ages and abilities. Like foot orienteering, the idea is to navigate your way around a series of checkpoints (controls) using a map and compass. Unlike foot orienteering, the idea is to ride a bike! The main difference is that in Australia, mountain bikes have to stay on tracks, so the style of navigation can be quite different to the cross-country navigation used in foot orienteering.
Several courses are available, ranging from 10-30 km in length. At the top end of the field, competitors need good technical bike handling skills and the ability to navigate at speed. However, the shorter courses are easily achievable by beginners, non-mountain bikers and families.
Junior(<21),full-time student, Concession $10
Adult $20
Group (2-5 participants) $30
Group (2 junior/concession) $20
Dates: from 30 Nov -1 to 30 Nov -1
Mountain bike orienteering (MTBO) is a navigation sport suitable for participants of all ages and abilities. Like foot orienteering, the idea is to navigate your way around a series of checkpoints (controls) using a map and compass. Unlike foot orienteering, the idea is to ride a bike! The main difference is that in Australia, mountain bikes have to stay on tracks, so the style of navigation can be quite different to the cross-country navigation used in foot orienteering.
Several courses are available, ranging from 10-30 km in length. At the top end of the field, competitors need good technical bike handling skills and the ability to navigate at speed. However, the shorter courses are easily achievable by beginners, non-mountain bikers and families.
Junior(<21),full-time student, Concession $10
Adult $20
Group (2-5 participants) $30
Group (2 junior/concession) $20
Dates: from 30 Nov -1 to 30 Nov -1
Mountain bike orienteering (MTBO) is a navigation sport suitable for participants of all ages and abilities. Like foot orienteering, the idea is to navigate your way around a series of checkpoints (controls) using a map and compass. Unlike foot orienteering, the idea is to ride a bike! The main difference is that in Australia, mountain bikes have to stay on tracks, so the style of navigation can be quite different to the cross-country navigation used in foot orienteering.
Several courses are available, ranging from 10-30 km in length. At the top end of the field, competitors need good technical bike handling skills and the ability to navigate at speed. However, the shorter courses are easily achievable by beginners, non-mountain bikers and families.
Junior(<21),full-time student, Concession $10
Adult $20
Group (2-5 participants) $30
Group (2 junior/concession) $20
Dates: from 30 Nov -1 to 30 Nov -1
Mountain bike orienteering (MTBO) is a navigation sport suitable for participants of all ages and abilities. Like foot orienteering, the idea is to navigate your way around a series of checkpoints (controls) using a map and compass. Unlike foot orienteering, the idea is to ride a bike! The main difference is that in Australia, mountain bikes have to stay on tracks, so the style of navigation can be quite different to the cross-country navigation used in foot orienteering.
Several courses are available, ranging from 10-30km in length. At the top end of the field, competitors need good technical bike handling skills and the ability to navigate at speed. However, the shorter courses are easily achievable by beginners, non-mountain bikers and families.
Junior(<21),full-time student, Concession $10
Adult $20
Group (2-5 participants) $30
Group (2 junior/concession) $20
Dates: from 30 Nov -1 to 30 Nov -1
Mountain bike orienteering (MTBO) is a navigation sport suitable for participants of all ages and abilities. Like foot orienteering, the idea is to navigate your way around a series of checkpoints (controls) using a map and compass. Unlike foot orienteering, the idea is to ride a bike! The main difference is that in Australia, mountain bikes have to stay on tracks, so the style of navigation can be quite different to the cross-country navigation used in foot orienteering.
Several courses are available, ranging from 10-30km in length. At the top end of the field, competitors need good technical bike handling skills and the ability to navigate at speed. However, the shorter courses are easily achievable by beginners, non-mountain bikers and families.
Junior(<21),full-time student, Concession $10
Adult $20
Group (2-5 participants) $30
Group (2 junior/concession) $20
Dates: from 30 Nov -1 to 30 Nov -1
Nav Dash events, Orienteering WA's Sprint Orienteering Series are short distance (2-3.5 km's), usually held in a small, compact area with complex features, such as the buildings and passages of a university campus. While the navigation skills required are relatively easy – even for novices – at a slow jog or walking pace, the more serious competitors try to run their course at high speed. This makes the navigation much more demanding and it is easy to make small mistakes of a few seconds, which makes all the difference in these fast events!
There will be several events in the 2015 Nav Dash Series at regular intervals during Autumn and Winter, culminating in the State Sprint Championships later in the year.
Dates: from 30 Nov -1 to 30 Nov -1
Nav Dash events, Orienteering WA's Sprint Orienteering Series are short distance (2-3.5 km's), usually held in a small, compact area with complex features, such as the buildings and passages of a university campus. While the navigation skills required are relatively easy – even for novices – at a slow jog or walking pace, the more serious competitors try to run their course at high speed. This makes the navigation much more demanding and it is easy to make small mistakes of a few seconds, which makes all the difference in these fast events!
There will be several events in the 2015 Nav Dash Series at regular intervals during Autumn and Winter, culminating in the State Sprint Championships later in the year.
Dates: from 30 Nov -1 to 30 Nov -1
Nav Dash events, Orienteering WA's Sprint Orienteering Series are short distance (2-3.5 km's), usually held in a small, compact area with complex features, such as the buildings and passages of a university campus. While the navigation skills required are relatively easy – even for novices – at a slow jog or walking pace, the more serious competitors try to run their course at high speed. This makes the navigation much more demanding and it is easy to make small mistakes of a few seconds, which makes all the difference in these fast events!
There will be several events in the 2015 Nav Dash Series at regular intervals during Autumn and Winter, culminating in the State Sprint Championships later in the year.
Dates: from 30 Nov -1 to 30 Nov -1
The Metro Series is held in and around metropolitan parks and reserves throughout the suburbs of Perth. Events are held most Saturday evenings between November and February, when it is too hot for running in the bush by day. Various courses are available, ranging from 3-8 km in length.
Saturday 21-Nov-15 Atwell (Metro Series 2015-16) Kulgun 225 Orienteers Park and street orienteering
Saturday 28-Nov-15 Bassendean (Metro Series 2015-16) LOST Park and street orienteering
Saturday 05-Dec-15 Ballajura Lakeshore (Metro Series 2015-16) Bibbulmun Orienteers Park and street orienteering
Saturday 12-Dec-15 Harrisdale (Metro Series 2015-16) Bibbulmun Orienteers Park and street orienteering
Saturday 09-Jan-16 Halls Head (Metro Series 2015-16) Bibbulmun Orienteers Park and street orienteering
Saturday 16-Jan-16 Dalkeith (Metro Series 2015-16) Wullundigong Orienteers of the West Park and street orienteering
Saturday 23-Jan-16 Star Swamp (Metro Series 2015-16) Bibbulmun Orienteers Park and street orienteering
Saturday 30-Jan-16 Heirisson Island (Metro Series 2015-16) Bibbulmun Orienteers Park and street orienteering
Saturday 06-Feb-16 City Beach North (Metro Series 2015-16) Wullundigong Orienteers of the West Park and street orienteering
Saturday 13-Feb-16 Mullaloo (Metro Series 2015-16) Wullundigong Orienteers of the West Park and street orienteering
Saturday 20-Feb-16 Manning (Metro Series 2015-16) Kulgun 225 Orienteers Park and street orienteering
Saturday 27-Feb-16 Swanbourne (Metro Series 2015-16) LOST Park and street orienteering
These family and runner-friendly events are easily achievable by anyone who can read a street map, and with a mass start at 5pm are over in time for you to enjoy your Saturday evening! These events attract many regular participants, both members and non-members, and there is a briefing for newcomers before each event.
Dates: from 30 Nov -1 to 30 Nov -1
These family and runner-friendly events are easily achievable by anyone who can read a street map, and with a mass start at 5pm are over in time for you to enjoy your Saturday evening! These events attract many regular participants, both members and non-members, and there is a briefing for newcomers.
Dates: from 30 Nov -1 to 30 Nov -1
These family and runner-friendly events are easily achievable by anyone who can read a street map, and with a mass start at 5pm are over in time for you to enjoy your Saturday evening! These events attract many regular participants, both members and non-members, and there is a briefing for newcomers
Dates: from 30 Nov -1 to 30 Nov -1
These family and runner-friendly events are easily achievable by anyone who can read a street map, and with a mass start at 5pm are over in time for you to enjoy your Saturday evening! These events attract many regular participants, both members and non-members, and there is a briefing for newcomers
Dates: from 30 Nov -1 to 30 Nov -1
These family and runner-friendly events are easily achievable by anyone who can read a street map, and with a mass start at 5pm are over in time for you to enjoy your Saturday evening! These events attract many regular participants, both members and non-members, and there is a briefing for newcomers
Dates: from 30 Nov -1 to 30 Nov -1
These family and runner-friendly events are easily achievable by anyone who can read a street map, and with a mass start at 5pm are over in time for you to enjoy your Saturday evening! These events attract many regular participants, both members and non-members, and there is a briefing for newcomers
