Uncharted Paths: Connect & Explore through Orienteering

🌿 Discovering the world of Orienteering 🌿

Join us for a one-of-a-kind outdoor experience that brings together mothers, daughters, sisters, and best friends for a morning of movement, connection, and discovery. Uncharted Paths combines yoga, orienteering, nature exploration, and fun challenges to create a day of bonding and empowerment in the heart of Anzac Park.

Start your day with a gentle yoga flow under the trees, followed by an introduction to orienteering—where you’ll learn how to use a map and compass to navigate the world around you. Then, grab your team and head off on an interactive scavenger hunt filled with games, riddles, and mini-adventures at each checkpoint!

Whether you're looking to try something new, reconnect with loved ones, or simply enjoy the great outdoors, this event offers a meaningful and playful escape from the everyday.

What to Expect

✅ Restorative yoga session
✅ Orienteering skills workshop
✅ Team scavenger hunt with fun games at every checkpoint
✅ Gentle physical activity & nature immersion
✅ Uplifting music and community vibes
✅ Adventure, laughs, and feel-good memories!

Who It's For

This event is designed for women and girls of all ages—mothers, daughters, sisters, and besties—who want to share a special day outdoors, build new skills, and enjoy a unique mix of wellness and adventure.

What to Bring

• Comfortable clothes for movement

• Yoga mat or towel

• A water bottle

• Sunscreen & hat

• Your adventurous spirit!

Who we are

Ugly Gully Orienteers is a club that not only offers orienteering experiences but also runs weekly events like MapRun at Brisbane parks and Night Nav. UG members are a welcoming bunch that loves exploring the outdoors and will be at Uncharted Paths to welcome you and help with any orienteering questions. Visit our social medias and get to know more about us and our events!


Spots are limited—reserve your place today and come explore the uncharted paths with us!

**This is a free event, supported by funding from the Queensland Government Active Women and Girls Program.