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Events coming soon
Sun 26 Apr: South Achray near Aberfoyle
Wed 6 May: Callander Crags near Callander
Wed 13 May: Minewoods near Bridge of Allan
All events have courses for beginners.
Running with Wolves
There were two FVO course winners as the 2026 Scottish Orienteering League got underwaty with a moorland race at Dunchatonmore, near Kincraig, as the event took place under the watchful eyes of the resident wolves at the Highland Wildlife Park.
JK'26 Day 4 - Stars Shine for Relay Finale
Four bronze medals for FVO brought the 2026 Jan Kjellstrom International Festival to a close, following the relay at Tullochroisk today, and there was a special award for one of our stars.
JK'26 Day 3 - Orienteers 1 - Dave 0
The wilds of Rannoch Forest proved to be a happy hunting ground for FVO's finest, as a large contingent at the 2026 Jan Kjellstrom International Festival finished the weekend in possession of eight overall medals, following the Long race.
JK'26 Day 2 - The Rannoch Rampage
Eight FVO athletes hold overnight medal positions at the halfway stage of the Jan Kjellstrom International Festival, following a Middle race in tough weather conditions.
JK'26 Day 1 - Dial M for Molloy
Grace and Peter Molloy made a small piece of history today, as they became the first siblings to win the JK Sprint in the same year, and also the first pair from the same club to simultaneously hold the titles, following a fast and furious race around Perth city centre.
All Aboard the JK Express
All roads lead to Perthshire this week, as Forth Valley Orienteers will send a record number of competitors to the largest event in the UK, the Jan Kjellstrom International Festival, which takes place in Scotland for the first time in 14 years.
Trials but not Tribulations
A number of FVO athletes starred in the GB trial races for the summer's major internationals, with four holding qualification places at the halfway stage of a six event process.
When in Rome...
A real show of strength around the Roman ruins on Croy Hill saw FVO athletes win six of the eight classes in the CLYDE SoSOL, and come home with two -thirds of the medals.