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Navigation Course

Navigation Course. November 2008 Dan Wilson & Matt Standell. Navigation Course. Map Features Using a compass Leading Groups. Navigation Course. Map Features Using a compass Leading Groups. Types of Path. Public Bridleway. Public Footpath. Concessionary Footpath. Track. Footpath.

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Navigation Course

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  1. Navigation Course November 2008 Dan Wilson & Matt Standell

  2. Navigation Course • Map Features • Using a compass • Leading Groups

  3. Navigation Course • Map Features • Using a compass • Leading Groups

  4. Types of Path Public Bridleway Public Footpath Concessionary Footpath Track Footpath Public Byway

  5. Paths on the Ground Actual footpath Legal footpath

  6. Roads

  7. Features on the Ground Edge of Access Land (not visible) Walls/Fences County boundary (not visible) Visible footpath

  8. Countryside Rights of Way Act 2000 • Open access to mountains, moors and other ‘wilderness areas’ • No need to stay on paths • Used to be called ‘Access Land’ • Some limitations: • Shooting season • Military exercises • Ecological reasons

  9. Countryside Rights of Way Act 2000

  10. Navigation Course • Map Features • Using a compass • Leading Groups

  11. Orientating a Map

  12. Taking a Bearing

  13. Navigation Course • Map Features • Using a compass • Leading Groups

  14. Leading Groups • Main responsibility is to get the group back! • The mountain will still be there next time • If you go up, you might not be! • Don’t overstretch your group

  15. Safety Procedure • Keep an eye on everyone – in large groups, use a back-marker • Take a kit bag, and distribute it to the group • Know where other groups are going, and have their phone numbers

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