A feature of the relays will be a taped route for all National Orienteering League runners.

All NOL and JNOL runners will assemble at the start for a taped route run through intricate terrain (approx. 1 Km) before collecting their first leg map. All runners, 1^st, 2^nd and 3^rd must assemble and complete the route at the 10.30 mass start. Only after all team runners have completed the taped route can the 1^st leg runner collect their map for the start of the course.  

Course setter Warren Key comments: Courses have been set to keep the competition close and tight but separated by technical control sites. A taped route for NOL runners is made with interesting viewing in mind. Many controls close together so check numbers. A special course-setting feature is a large sand-dune amphitheatre will be used as a viewing mound which will give spectacular views of runners. Every leg runner will be seen twice and the last 3 controls on every course are visible to the spectator for excellent viewing. Note: all courses go through a spectator control just prior to half-way, and then near the finish.

Final Registration  

Final team confirmation and chest number collection for the relays will be available for state/club managers after the completion of racing of day 3 on Easter Monday.

Emergency changes and SI stick hire collection will be available on the morning of the event from 8.30 to 9.30am.  No team changes will be accepted after 9.30am.