PEOPLE wanting to try an outdoor adventure sport can download a free map to explore a borough park.
Orienteering is an outdoor adventure sport that exercises mind and body.
Participants navigate between checkpoints marked on a special orienteering map.
There is no set route so people can have fun finding the best way to go.
In competitive orienteering, the challenge is to complete the course in the quickest time.
Orienteering maps of Dinton Pastures Country Park, suitable for different ages, fitness and access levels are available to download.
Families can follow them to try out their navigation skills and make their way successfully around the area.
People can choose from different maps, with varying numbers of checkpoints:
The Full Course has been created with British Orienteering Federation.
With 30 checkpoints spread across the country park, it includes the lakes, meadows and grassland of the 400-acre site.
A Shorter Route of 10 control points keeps participants within the Lea Heath inside the country park.
The All Access Trail is a short wheelchair and pushchair friendly loop for families with young children.
It takes them around the play park, and along the lake, with easy access to the main car park.
Those wishing to take part in the self-led routes can download free orienteering maps from the Dinton Activity Centre website: www.wokinghamcountryside.co.uk
