Look for "handrails"—linear features like paths, fences, or streams—that lead you toward your target. 3. Strategy: The Direct vs. Safe Route
The biggest mistake beginners make is "eye-balling" the route. PokraДЌujte ke kontrolnГmu bodu 1
A "Control Point" (often called a checkpoint or "kontrola") is a marked waypoint you must visit to prove you are on the right track. Safe Route The biggest mistake beginners make is
It often serves as a safe zone or a location to save your progress and fast travel . 2. Trust Your Tools, Not Your Instincts 2. Trust Your Tools
Following a established trail may be longer in distance but faster because you can run without constantly checking your compass. 4. Etiquette and Safety Even at the first checkpoint, basic etiquette applies:
This is typically an orange and white flag in the terrain that matches a circle on your map.