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ESOC: Lauriston Castle and Cramond Foreshore
Saturday 14th February
Entries open 10:00 on 2nd Feb
The closing date for online entries is 18:00 on Friday 13th February
However to be guaranteed a course map on waterproof paper for your chosen course you MUST pre-enter by midnight on Monday 9th February
We will print some extra waterproof maps for late entries. After the cut-off date, if your preferred course is full (see entry limits below), contact eventadmin@esoc.org.uk and we may be able to offer you a non-waterproof version (at the same cost).
Credit: Crawford Lindsay
This entry system allows for individual entries, pairs and groups (who wish to go round a course together).
Please read the Event Information below for help with using this system.
Once the first entry has been accepted, a Start List will appear at the bottom of this page.
Full details are on the event webpage including an explanation of the Colour Coded courses. Please read these before you enter and again before the day to check for updates, especially on the Friday evening in case the weather has affected the event.
Course lengths and climb are provisional. Please read the specific safety information relating to the courses.
Blue 6.0km 100m climb
Most difficult course that visits more of the Cramond Foreshore
Green 4.6km 80m climb
Technical course ie more difficult than Long Orange with some controls outwith the Castle grounds.
Long Orange 4.3km 60m climb
A longer course than Orange (aka Red), would suit runners, with some controls outwith the Castle grounds.
Orange 2.4km 30m climb
Will involve basic use of the compass and route choice with some controls outwith the Castle grounds.
Yellow 2.1km 40m climb
Course using simple linear features like paths, walls and streams, with some controls just off the paths. All within the Castle grounds.
White 1.2km 10m climb
Very easy course with all controls on paths, all within the Castle grounds
BOF Member
Senior : £4.50
Junior/Student: £2.50
SOA Member
Senior : £5.50
Junior/Student: £3.50
NON Member
Senior : £6.50
Junior/Student: £4.50
Students and young adults aged 21 to 25 are charged junior fees
See the Event Information panel below for details of how to enter a pair or group. A complete table of fees, for all classes of entries, is on the event webpage
First time using this system? To save time when entering ESOC events, please take the time to set up a RACESIGNUP account and create profiles for all the members of the group or family you are entering. You only need to pay once you have entered all the individuals you wish to. More help with entering pairs or groups below.
If you want to run on your own with your own map and SI dibber (timing device) please enter as an Individual.
Students should tick the relevant box on the entry form to access the junior entry rate.
To enter as a pair who will share a map and timing device enter the name of the second person on the form in the Group/Pairs name box. For a pair of juniors ensure the lead person on the entry form is a Junior.
If you want to enter as a group (up to 4 persons) to go round a course together sharing a map and SI Dibber (timing device), provide the details of one adult as normal and, at the bottom of the form, select the number of additional people that make up the group. You can enter the name for the group on the form in the Group/Pairs name box eg The Smith Family.
Larger groups should enter as 2 groups (in 2 separate entries).
You only need to pay once you have entered all the pairs, groups or individuals you want.
The fees for individuals, pairs and groups are listed on the relevant webpage on the ESOC website and include surcharges for those who are not members of an orienteering club or, if they are members of an orienteering club, are not members of BOF.
If you need more help contact eventadmin@esoc.org.uk or check the relevant webpage on the ESOC website or the beginners pages on the ESOC website
When entering our events your name may appear in the results section of the ESOC website or in newspaper reports. Read our data privacy policy on the event webpage to see how we look after your personal data.
