The adventure will offer two distances: 200 km and a 100 km event.

All teams should be able to finish before 10h00 Sunday morning. More accurate distances of individual disciplines will be released at registration and at the briefing.

60% Mountain biking, 25 % Trekking, 15 % Kayaking. 

Disciplines

Mountain biking – teams should be prepared for a range of riding including single track, steep hills, gravel roads and sealed roads.

Trekking – will involve traveling by foot through rugged terrain. Trekking will be over diverse terrain.

Kayaking – kayaks will be provided by the organisers. Kayaking may be on inland rivers, lakes, ocean or white water. Generally inland paddling will be permitted during both day and night. Dark zones will be enforced on ocean and on white water. Details will be outlined at the adventure briefing. 

Orienteering – orienteering is an extremely important part of the adventure. The course is not marked and teams are required to navigate using map, compass. Teams can access the event website with their smart phones to view current position and event course.

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