Orienteering Red deer

2025 Spring Orienteering Sessions:
Join us for a fun, family adventure in the park! Come with friends,  family or solo you will find an active challenge regardless of your experience. Everyone is welcome!

• April 14, 2025- Bower Ponds by Teahouse
• TBD - RDP Gary W. Harris Canada Games Centre
• TBD- Barrett Park 
• TBD- Kin Canyon
• TBD - Heritage Park

How to join?
Register for one of these options and find us in the parks listed  above.​

1. ​One free TRY IT event  -$0 fee ​
2. Outreach Annual Membership for all events - $5 person

Become an AOA Outreach Member and you can enjoy all our  events in 2025.  If you sign up for the annual membership ( $5) you can participate all in these events for free and you will receive an email before each event to confirming the start location. 

register for all events -$5

SIGN UP HERE For A Free- TRY it

​   What to expect?​

• Certified coaches will provide instruction and maps
• Choose from two maps each, taking from 30-60 min to complete.
• This is a self-directed orienteering adventure
• Children are always welcome but must be accompanied by an adult

​ Why  try orienteering?
Orienteering is a unique and interesting way to explore Red Deer.

• Exercise your mind and body while having fun
• Learn to use and follow a map as you explore the parks
• Connect with nature and enjoy the outdoors either solo or with family and friends​​

 ​We  grateful for the  Every Kid can Play Grant , the ParticipAction Community Challenge
​and the City of Red Deer grants to support our outreach  orienteering events.
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SCHOOL PROGRAMS AND GROUPS
Please send us an email about your inquiry if you would like a session with us.
[email protected]
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 Pathfinders: Every-Kid Can Play Initiative
This year our Red Deer programs are focusing delivering free school programs to reach more than a thousand students in Red Deer. We are also supporting free complimentary programs for the families  funded by Every Kid Can Play (EKCP) Program which is designed to address affordability and accessibility challenges to sport, physical activity, and recreation (SPAR) programs for Alberta kids and their families. We would like to thank the Government of Alberta's support to the non-profit sport sector to help deliver affordable access to sport and recreation opportunities. 

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