New Chew

Greenfield, United Kingdom • 16 Feb 2025

New Chew is an exciting 4-hour score event designed for both solo participants and pairs, taking place at Dovestones Sailing Club in Saddleworth. This challenging course traverses rough terrain, requiring navigation experience due to its demanding nature. Participants can expect tough conditions, including poor weather and challenging underfoot situations.

The event promises a traditional orienteering experience in a physically demanding area of moorland. After the race, competitors can enjoy hot food, tea, coffee, and cakes. Entries open in November 2024, with a focus on safety while providing a rigorous challenge for all competitors. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

4 hr
4hr Score Event
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