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OUTDOOR ADVENTURE AIRDRIE

​​2026 Spring Program Details
  • Time: Mondays  6-7 PM  April 27-June 2, 2026
  • Location: Airdrie parks (see schedule below)​
  • Program Cost:  $ 55 /person 
  •  Extra free TRY IT opportunities included!​
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Register  here
Info for first session
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Locations: to introduce different maps, we will switch locations for different parks listed below.
  1. April 28: Nose Creek Park - 1st sessions 
  2. May 4:  Ravenswood School- 2nd sessions 
  3.  May 11: East Lake behind Genesis place- 3rd session
  4. May 25:  -  East Lake by  North parking lot  -4th session
  5. June 1: Nose Creek Park - 5th sessions 
  6. Extra invite:   Free Try It  sessions (see below schedule and info)​​
About the Program:​
  • This program is designed for children ages 6-11 y old
  • Participants will be arranged into groups based on their age, peers, and experience.
  • Run by our NCCP trained coaches
  • Based on the goals and principles of the Canadian Physical Literacy & LTAD model
  • Each session includes stations featuring games, agility/endurance skills, and navigation/map reading
  • Each session is structured to provide a comprehensive and engaging experience for young participants.
Our Vision:
 Our goals is to grow a community based outdoor program in Airdrie  where kids can develop competence, confidence and motivation to be active outside. We use orienteering as a tool to teach navigation, we play games to have fun and develop basic running skills, agility & endurance. We want to foster a family-oriented outdoor program to engage not only the kids but youth leaders and parents as well.  

Financial Assistance:
Ask us about the EKCP Grant for subsidized registration fees. This grant supports underrepresented groups, (Indigenous Peoples, Newcomers, Low-income households, People with disabilities, Minority groups)

We're committed to making our program accessible to all children in our community.
Free- TRY It- registration
  •  This invite is  a bonus addition to bring a friend or family to try orienteering sessions. 
  • Parents are expected to participate with their kids.
  • You need to sign up (below links) so we know that you are coming and sign the waiver
Bring a friend or family member and embark on an adventure to explore new maps and spaces. This is a perfect family bonding activity to enjoy the outdoors and have fun together. Our sessions take place in Calgary parks, offering the opportunity to experience new and larger areas.
Schedule for the Free Try its :
Please follow the link for more information
Wednesday May 6,  6:30 pm - 
Wednesday May 13,  6:30 pm -

Wednesday May 20,  6:30 pm - 
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Why should you try Orienteering ?
  • Engages the mind & body with emphasis on fun
  • Builds competence and confidence to be outside
  • Teaches navigation and map reading skills
  • Helps you connect with nature
  • Connect with an outdoorsy community and make  new friends
  • Great family activity
  • Gets you moving, outdoors, with plenty of smiles!
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Alberta Safe Sport Complaint Mechanism (ABSSCM)
"Report a Complaint " button links directly to the Alberta Safe Sport Complaint Mechanism (ABSSCM), an independent service by ALIAS for confidential maltreatment reports.
The ABSSCM reporting mechanism does not provide emergency assistance. If there is an immediate threat to someone’s safety, call 911.
Additional information can be found on our SAFESPORT  page.

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Thank you to the Government of Alberta
​  the AGLC Casino fund and our Sponsors to support Orienteering!
  • Home
  • Events
    • Events Calendar
    • Events / Camps details
  • PROGRAMS
    • Locations >
      • Airdrie
      • Red Deer
      • Calgary & Edmonton area
      • Crowsnest Pass
      • Strathcona Wilderness Centre
    • Clubs & Organizations
    • Try It !
    • Permanent courses
    • Schools & Communities
    • Team Building & Private Groups
    • Self Guided Adventure >
      • Adventure Maps
  • Safety in Orienteering
    • Participants Safety in Orienteering
    • Guidelines for Organizers
    • Safe Sport
    • Air Quality & Orienteering
    • Concussion in Sports
  • Resources: Intro to Orienteering
  • Membership
  • For participants
    • Volunteer information
    • Volunteer Recognition
    • Our Athletes
    • Coaches & Officials
    • Mapping
    • Workshops
    • Race Results
  • About / Contact
    • AOA Policies & Grants
    • AGM Meetings
    • Newsletters