Davidstow Moor and Buttern Hill
Sunday 8th September
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A fast open area of Bodmin Moor.
The area has been remapped in 2024 using LIDAR data and extensive ground surveys.
Contact: orienteeringcornwall@gmail.com
Brown 12.2km 190m climb
Entry limit: 18
Entered: 14
Blue 8.5km 105m climb
Entry limit: 20
Entered: 17
Green 6.1km 40m climb
Entry limit: 29
Entered: 25
Short Green 4.5km 30m climb
Entry limit: 14
Entered: 14
Light Green 4.3km 35m climb
Entry limit: 10
Entered: 5
Orange 3.5km 20m climb
Entry limit: 6
Entered: 2
Yellow 2.7km 15m climb
Entry limit: 6
Entered: 2
Course lengths reflect the runnable nature of the area and are subject to final controlling.
Individual
Senior: £11.00/£13.00
Senior Novice: £6.00
Junior/Student: £5.00
Group
Senior: £13.00
Junior/Student: £5.00
From 2nd September:
Late group
Senior: £14.00
Junior/Student: £6.00
Late individual
Senior: £12.00/£14.00
Senior Novice: £7.00
Junior/Student: £6.00
Juniors are under 21 on 31st December. There will be very limited entry on the day.
Senior novice fees apply to yellow and orange courses.
Dibber hire (non-SIAC) is free.
Charge for losing a hired dibber is £30.
Timing
Start times : 11.00-13.00
Courses close: 15.00
Punching
The event will use SportIdent SIAC enabled, with punching start and finish.
Directions
The event will be based at Davidstow airfield.
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Parking
Parking will be on hard standing.
Registration
Information and download tent will be adjacent to the car park.
Starts and Finish
There will be 2 starts.
The start for yellow, orange, light green and short green courses will be 100m from the parking area.
The start for green, blue and brown courses will be about 1.5k from the parking area along a track.
The finish for all courses will be close to the parking area.
Facilities
The Kerno tea tent will be there with free hot drinks.
A portable toilet will be provided.
Dogs
Dogs not allowed on courses as there are grazing animals.
In the assembly area they must be on leads and under control at all times.