ESOC
Edinburgh Southern Orienteering Club
You do not need to be a member of a club to participate in orienteering, but joining an orienteering club brings many benefits. As well as information and social events, membership gives contact with people who will share their enthusiasm for the sport, and their experience, giving support and guidance when needed. If you wish to join ESOC, you will be very welcome.
You do not need to be a member of a club to participate in orienteering, but joining an orienteering club brings many benefits. As well as information and social events, membership gives contact with people who will share their enthusiasm for the sport, and their experience, giving support and guidance when needed. If you wish to join ESOC, you will be very welcome.
Jayne MacGregor introduces herself as our new Covid Officer and explains what her role entails
ESOC's Permanent Courses are at: Corstorphine Hill, Blackford Hill, Bonaly, Cammo, Hillend and Castlelaw (in the Pentland Hills).
The assets of the club were formally transferred to the new SCIO on Saturday 14 March 2020.
ESOC is a large and very active orienteering club in East Central Scotland. The age span of members is over 80 years and we offer something for everyone whatever their age, fitness or orienteering skill level.
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Lots of hard work by many club members went into getting this
ESOC has seven permanent orienteering courses in the Edinburgh area. Unfortunately one, at Hopetoun House, is not available as the House is currently closed.
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