Maze Orienteering

About the Event

Hello Everyone,

Step into a world of twists, turns, and quick thinking! We are bringing you the ultimate Maze Orienteering 2026 to Bengaluru, where getting lost in the maze is half the fun. Open to kids, parents, youth, and adults alike, the event promises excitement, challenge, and adventure as participants race through the maze using maps, strategy, obstacles as well as your own speed.

Set in a specially designed maze, the course challenges participants to rely on their navigational skills, instincts, and quick thinking to find every checkpoint and reach the finish before anyone else.

No orienteering experience? No problem! The course is designed for first-timers, fitness lovers, and seasoned navigators alike. Whether you’re here for fun, teamwork, or serious competition, you’ll find your challenge here.

Think fast, move smart, and find your control points through the maze!

What is Maze Orienteering?

Maze Orienteering is a navigation sport where participants traverse an actual maze using a specially designed map to visit a specified set of control points in the correct sequence, negotiating turns, dead-ends, multiple route choices, and at the last some obstacles. A Maze Challenge is a simple yet effective way to get people running around and having fun, developing basic map skills and getting a taste of orienteering. Participants are given a map of a maze that is constructed and will have to navigate around a specified course as quickly as possible.

Terminologies & Notes

• “O” - Orienteering / Map Reading & Navigation
• Maze O - Maze Orienteering
• Control Point - Marked locations participants must find on their map; identified by a unique code and must be visited in sequence.
• Start / Finish Area - Designated zones for the beginning and end of the course. Timing starts when you receive your map and ends when you punch “Finish.”
• Barricades: Temporary structures forming the maze, defining paths and navigation challenges.
• Non-Marked Course - No directional markings; participants rely solely on maps.
• Dibber - A small electronic timing device used by participants to record their visit to each checkpoint.
• SI Station (Control Station): Timing unit to record visits to control points. Participants need to tap their dibbers on the control station to record their visit.
• Solo: Individual Competitor category
• Relay Team of 2 – Teams of two; each completes a leg of the maze in relay format.
• All categories will be supplied with a physical map of the maze / course area at start.
• Get ready to show your inner explorer and master the maze.

Categories:

SOLO – (8+ Years onwards)

Anyone and everyone can register and participate. No Age Bar No Gender Bar – OPEN for ALL. Oh yeah! You can register in this category experience the maze first hand and you can perform better as a Team – Pretty smart move huh!

Open Team of TWO:

Open team of TWO, Double the fun - partner with your friend, family, neighbour, Gym Mate, your spouse, your EX, whoever you think should enjoy this sport.

• Team of TWO - All Male
• Team of TWO - All Women
• Team of TWO - Parent and Kid
• Team of TWO - OPEN

Enjoy a Great deal of Discount for GROUP BOOKINGS on STUDENTS (ID Proof Mandate) - Bring your Friends & Family too.

Register now and be aMAZEd by Breaking the MAZE.

Regards

Team NthAdventure

Amplifying Adventures