Day 4 – Achnacarry

Achnacarry is the seat of the Chiefs of Clan Cameron and famously was used by the Commandos during the Second World War as their training ground.

Thursday 5th August 2021

Today is a long distance event

The terrain consists of mixed woodland including birch, beech, and dense plantation. Rhododendron clearance is ongoing, and courses may visit some fast open rough grazing. The River Arkaig flows through Achnacarry into Loch Lochy.

From the race arena there is a steep climb up the afforested hill to 175 metres with some excellent contour detail on the upper slopes.

Location


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Gallery

A selection of images from the race area…

Image Caption: Open woodland in Achnacarry

Daily News available each morning.

Daily News

During the event the daily news will provide the latest information for each day.

Results available here during the race.

Results

Each days results will be available live.

Day Reports available after the race.

Day Report

Each evening we will publish a short review of the day's orienteering.

Organising Club

Forth Valley Orienteers (FVO)  supported by St Andrew’s Orienteering Club (Glasgow)  (STAG)

Mapper

Jon Musgrave, Deeside Orienteering & Leisure Maps

Terrain

Mixed woodland including birch, beech, and dense plantation. Some courses visit some fast open rough grazing

Main Day Officials

Organisers: Terry O’Brien BEM (STAG) & Dave Coustick (FVO)
Planners: Ben Stansfield (FVO) & Gordon Ross (FVO)
Controllers: Blair Young (TINTO) & Fredrik Nordvall Forsberg (STAG)