May 08 2010
Dakota Rogaining Championships
A Rogaine is a long-distance cross-country navigation race for teams traveling on foot by map and compass. The object is to score points by finding checkpoints (orienteering flags) within the specified time frame. The host club is the Black Hills Orienteering Club.
Where the deer and the antelope roam, the Park is also home to herds of buffalo and elk - with wildlife like Rocky Mountain big horn sheep and goats, plus a few mountain lions thrown in to boot.
The Champs are sanctioned by the United States Orienteering Federation and will include the 24-hour championship, a 12-in-24 hour intermediate race, and a 4-hour short course for beginners and juniors. Teams may consist of two to five members and USOF rules of competition will apply. Navigation Trail Running/Walking Entry Fee( USD ) 320/240/160See All Event Posts
Where the deer and the antelope roam, the Park is also home to herds of buffalo and elk - with wildlife like Rocky Mountain big horn sheep and goats, plus a few mountain lions thrown in to boot.
The Champs are sanctioned by the United States Orienteering Federation and will include the 24-hour championship, a 12-in-24 hour intermediate race, and a 4-hour short course for beginners and juniors. Teams may consist of two to five members and USOF rules of competition will apply. Navigation Trail Running/Walking Entry Fee( USD ) 320/240/160See All Event Posts
