oin this fundraising event at Port Levy on Banks Peninsula. These fun rogaines are suitable for gurus to newbies: 6-hour, 4-hour, 2-hour are available as well as a 1-hour Kids event.

Anybody that has a moderate level of fitness can participate. A high level of navigation ability is not required. Kids and families are welcome to come and have a fun time.

Proceeds from this event will go to the Diamond Harbour School Trust.

Dates: Sunday 16th March 2025.
Start Time: From 9.30 to 10am for the 6-hour event, from 10.30am to noon for the 4-hour event, from 10am to 1.30pm for the 2-hour event, and from 10am to 2.30pm for the Kids Fun event.
Start Location: 80 Fernlea Point Road in Port Levy.
Cost: A late fee will apply to entries on the day.

Online entries close at:

Find out more about the Wicked Port Levy Autumn Rogaine, including how to enter.

Get the latest information on the Wicked Rogaines Facebook page.

Rogaining involves teams of two to five members visiting as many checkpoints as possible in the time allowed. Checkpoints are scored differently depending on level of difficulty in reaching them; therefore teams choose a strategy (such as to visit many low score checkpoints) and route selection becomes a vital component.

Teams travel entirely on foot, navigating by map and compass between checkpoints in terrain that varies from open farmland to hilly forest. Teams travel at their own pace and anyone from children to grandparents can experience the personal satisfaction that comes from cross-country navigation at their own level of competition and comfort. Team members stay within earshot of each other.

The best thing about rogaining is the social aspect. Everyone starts at the same time, and generally finishes at the same time - it is just the amount of ground that has been covered by teams that differs. Rogaining can be held in city environments or in farmland and bush, and you get to visit parts of the country you never knew existed.