Celebrating over 50 years of orienteering in North and East Cumbria
Next Event(s)....
Saturday 16th November
Rickerby Park, Carlisle – Local Event & “O-Cross” – details here, entries here.
Latest Results....
Saturday 2nd November 2024
Keswick Golf Club Night
Results / Routegadget / Winsplits
Saturday 12th October 2024
Miltonrigg Wood Saturday Series
Results / Routegadget / Winsplits
Now with railway crossing excluded
Latest News....
- AGM Highlights
The BL AGM took place on Tuesday 6th October at Low Hesket Village Hall. Minutes will be emailed to club members in a future BL Newsletter, but here’s a summary…..Continue reading “AGM Highlights” - Celtman
Celtman is described as one of the toughest sporting events in the UK. This phrase is probably rather overused, but in this case it’s fully justified. It’s an extreme triathlonContinue reading “Celtman” - Troutal Fell Cumbrian Galoppen
Round 5 of the Cumbrian Galoppen tool place on Sunday (27th Sept), organised by LOC. It was an excellent event, but unfortunately will stick in the memory for the wrongContinue reading “Troutal Fell Cumbrian Galoppen” - Coast and Islands 2026 on Coll
Report from Karen Parker The annual Coast and Islands orienteering week for 2026 has just finished. I’m writing this sitting in our campervan in the rain being buffeted by windContinue reading “Coast and Islands 2026 on Coll”
Border Liners Orienteering Club
Events for all ages and abilities throughout the year in great locations. You don’t need to be a member! ‘Come and Try It’ at one of our regular low-key monthly events and training sessions.
New to Orienteering? “The aim is to navigate between checkpoints or controls marked on a special orienteering map. There is no set route so the skill and fun come from trying to find the best way to go. In competitive orienteering, the challenge is to complete the course in the quickest time.” For more info and up to date news please visit the British Orienteering website .
Beginners are always welcome! There’s loads of info available to help you make a start, and always someone willing to help if you come along to an event.
Membership has various benefits. Find out more about joining our Club and British Orienteering.
Permanent Orienteering Courses These are of particular interest to beginners, but also useful for anyone wishing to practice their navigation skills – or just to make a walk or run more interesting.
British Orienteering have a POC search facility so you can find courses in an area that interests you, together with information and location details.
Border Liners are a small, friendly, non profit club run by volunteers. Find out more, including who’s who on the Committee.
Safeguarding and Safety (British Orienteering website)
Privacy and Data Protection When entering Border Liners events any personal information we obtain for participation and insurance purposes will be held in accordance with our data privacy policy. Some personal details (name, gender, age, class & club) will appear in the results section of our website or in newspaper reports. Read in full…
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