Where We Orienteer...
DVOA holds Orienteering events in various parks, nature centers and schools throughout our area. All events are open to the public and instructions are always available for beginners. google map of our venue locations
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Fri - Oct 03, 2025
Hollidaysburg School Complex
ANNUAL FLASHLIGHT NIGHT FOR HOLLIDAYSBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT. Registration 5-7pm. Starts from 5:30 to 7:30 pm Courses removed at 9pm Three courses offered (short, medium and long - all controls at beginner to adv beginner levels)
Sat - Oct 04, 2025
Warinanco Park
This is an open Park. Public should come between 11:30 am and 12:30 pm.
Sat - Oct 11, 2025
Kings Gap Environmental Education Center
Indoor Beginner program at 10am and beginner level course starts from 11am to Noon.
Sat - Oct 25, 2025
Warwick County Park
Area 2 Competition NJROTC, with general public starts 11AM-1PM.
Sun - Oct 26, 2025
Lower Perkiomen / J.J. Audubon
Beginner Training at 10 am. Then try your course afterwards. White Course is available.
Sat - Nov 01, 2025
McKaig Nature Center
6-7:30pm starts (full darkness after 7)

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