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Welcome!
Orienteering is an exciting sport for all ages and fitness levels that involves racing to find checkpoints as quickly as you can, navigating from a detailed map.
2024 Membership
Registration this year is on Interpodia/2mev, and is now open!
Our Events
The Sage Orienteering Club produces high quality orienteering and adventure running events throughout the southern interior of BC.
Major Events
Sage's only major event in 2024 is Sage Stomp around the Salmon Arm area. We will also be having a couple of Adventure Runs (likely Larch Hills (spring) and Telemark (fall)). There are lots of other nearby events worth traveling to though, including:
- March 22-24: Columbia Gorge Classic (Eastern Washington)
- June 1-2: Sage Stomp
- June 21-30: Pacific North West Orienteering Festival (Eastern Washington & Montana)
- September 7-8: BC Orienteering Champs (Victoria)
Local Events
Kamloops
We have a couple of local Sunday events scattered throughout the spring and fall.
Salmon Arm
In spring 2024 we are planning mostly self-directed trainings, with a few in person weekend events.
Revelstoke
We are planning on having somewhere between 2 and 4 self directed events in Revelstoke this year, although in person events are not being planned at this time.
Kelowna
We are planning some trainings on Monday evenings in the fall, as well as a special collaboration event on a Saturday in Westbridge, as well as the return of the Telemark Adventure Run in October!
How to Get Started
The best way to get started is to just come out to any of the events. If you arrive a few minutes before the starting time, we will give you a brief introduction and then you can go around a beginner friendly course that is offered at all our events.
All you need is some clothing you don't mind getting dirty and good footwear, in case the trails are a bit muddy. For insurance reasons, you must become a member of the Sage Orienteering Club in order to participate in local orienteering events. 
School Maps
Want a map made of your school grounds and/or a nearby park? Visit our school maps page.