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Turn the Forest into a Game

Follow maps, search for hidden clues and solve challenges as you move through the landscape. Each treasure hunt combines exploration, observation and problem-solving, giving participants a reason to look more closely at the forest and work together from one checkpoint to the next.

The experience can include riddles, hidden objects, navigation tasks and team missions, with the difficulty adapted to the age and abilities of the group. The focus is not simply on reaching the finish, but on communicating, making decisions and enjoying the adventure together.

Learn to Find Your Way

Orienteering introduces participants to simple map reading, direction finding and basic navigation through practical games rather than a classroom-style lesson.

Children and adults learn how to recognise landmarks, understand their position and choose the next direction while completing a shared mission. Every programme is adapted to the location, group size and experience level, making it suitable for families, schools and organised groups.

Practical Information

  • Duration: 2–3 hours
  • Minimum age: 8 years
  • Group size: 2–16 participants
  • Locations: Selected outdoor areas on Mount Parnon and Mount Mainalo
  • Activity level: Easy to moderate
  • Experience type: Families, schools, private and organised groups
  • Availability: By arrangement and subject to weather conditions
  • Meeting point: Confirmed according to the selected location

Activities May Include

  • Treasure hunt with hidden clues
  • Map reading and basic orienteering
  • Riddles and observation challenges
  • Finding checkpoints and landmarks
  • Team missions and problem-solving games
  • Simple navigation using direction and terrain
  • Nature-based challenges
  • Final shared mission or hidden “treasure”

Skills Through Play

Participants develop observation, communication, spatial awareness and teamwork while learning how to navigate more confidently outdoors. Every challenge is designed as part of the game, so practical skills are introduced naturally through exploration and adventure.

Pricing

Private families and small groups:
Custom quotation based on group size, location and programme.

Schools and organised groups:
Custom quotation based on number of participants, duration, location and required materials.

What’s Included

  • Programme planning and preparation
  • Maps, clues and game materials
  • Guidance throughout the activity
  • Safety briefing
  • First aid equipment
  • Liability insurance

What to Bring

  • Comfortable outdoor or sports shoes
  • Weather-appropriate clothing
  • Small backpack
  • Water
  • Sun or rain protection depending on the season

Do participants need previous orienteering experience?
No. The activity is designed for beginners, and all instructions are explained before the game begins.

Is it suitable for children?
Yes. The difficulty of the clues, navigation tasks and team challenges is adapted to the age and abilities of the group.

What happens during the activity?
Participants follow maps, search for checkpoints and hidden clues, solve riddles and complete team missions as they move through the outdoor area.

Can adults participate too?
Yes. The experience can be adapted for families, groups of adults, schools and organised groups.

Where does the activity take place?
In selected outdoor areas on Mount Parnon and Mount Mainalo, depending on the season, weather and group.

Is it competitive?
It can be. Groups can compete in teams or complete the adventure together, depending on the programme and the type of group.

What happens in bad weather?
The activity may be adapted, moved to another suitable location or rescheduled if conditions are not safe.