Founded in 1969, the orienteering club has around 400 members, from primary school children to adults. It belongs to the Finnish Orienteering Federation and the regional body Suunnistava Uusimaa. A memoir covers its history from 1969 to 2019.
Recreational orienteering and rogaining are open to all. Adults can take orienteering courses, while children have a club and regular training and events for young participants. Recreational checkpoints and rogaining competitions run throughout the year.
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