CLOK will be competing in the CompassSport Trophy Final at Holcombe Ranges, Lancashire on Sunday 20-Oct-2024.

Preliminary information

Venue:	Holcome Ranges, Lancashire
Organising Club:	Pendle Forest Orienteers (PFO)
Event information:	Event web page
Event Centre:	Holcombe Moor Training Camp, Spenleach Lane, Bury  BL8
Parking:	Woodhey Secondary School, Bury  BL0 9QZ The school is 1.6 miles (about 25 - 30 minutes' walk) from the Event Centre.
Start times:	10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Traders:	Podium Catering, Ninja Coffee, Pendle Bar & Grill, Compass Point
Entries:	Entries for the CompassSport Trophy should be made the online entry system on the CLOK web site.  There will be no entry on the day. The entry system (which is for CLOK members only) will close at midnight on Friday 4-Oct-2024.  However, please enter as early as possible, as this will help PFO to judge the numbers of competitors. If you would like a pre-entry for a Colour Coded course – Light Green, Yellow or White – please contact Alice Rigby.  It will be possible to enter Colour Coded courses on the day, but PFO requests that you pre-enter if possible.
Entry fees:	CLOK will pay the entry fees for people competing for the klub on the CompassSport Trophy courses. The entry fees for the Colour Coded courses are £15 for Seniors and £8 for Junors.
Entry list:	Follow this link to see the current list of CLOK entries.
Lift sharing:	Remember that CLOK has a lift-sharing WhatsApp group.  If you'd like to join the group, contact Carolyn Rigby.

CLOK's team captain is Alice Rigby.

Make a weekend of it?

The neighbouring club, SELOC, is organising an event at Pennington Flash on the afternoon of Saturday 19-Oct-2024.

Message from PFO:-

"We don't often get to welcome a host of teams in this neck of the woods and are excited for you to see the beauty that East Lancashire / Rossendale brings.  You will find many long-distance walking paths, including the Pennine Way, the Pennine Bridleway and the Mary Towneley Loop, not to mention the famous Pendle Hill and Howgills to the north.  Gisburn Forest and the Forest of Bowland offer great mountain biking trails and walking / running opportunities.  For the more adventurous, Rossendale Ski Slope is based in Rawtenstall, 6 miles from the event.  For the more relaxed, you can catch the East Lancashire Railway, a steam powered train, from Ramsbottom and take a tour of the stations along the very pretty Irwell Valley.  Just a few miles over the border into Yorkshire are the pretty market towns of Todmorden and Hebden Bridge, made famous recently by the Happy Valley TV series.  And last, but not least, we have plenty of Turf Zones around here for those interested!"

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