Since 1972, the Ramblers Orienteering Club has been part of the orienteering community in the Montréal region, organizing events that bring people together. We are a non-profit club run by volunteers, and we aim to make orienteering accessible to everyone: families with kids, adults looking for a new outdoor activity, or seniors who enjoy staying active in nature.
What is orienteering? Orienteering is an outdoor sport that combines navigation and physical activity. Using a map and compass, participants find their way to a series of checkpoints in a natural environment, choosing their own route between each one. Some people like to move fast and treat it as a race, while others prefer to go at their own pace and enjoy the forest.
Why join us? Orienteering is a great way for families and communities to spend time outdoors together. Our volunteers are always happy to help beginners get started, so no previous experience is needed. Whether you’re running through the woods or walking with your kids or grandparents, you’re welcome here.
