Course description - AR100

The AR100 course is a shortened version of the AR220 ARWS route.
It is designed for competitors with slightly lower skill levels and beginners.
However, it can still pose a serious challenge, as it includes mountain biking and trekking in difficult terrain, navigation and climbing tasks, as well as cave exploration.
The main map is a tourist map from Compass. In addition, participants will receive a series of supplementary maps: satellite imagery, LIDAR maps, and orienteering maps.
This course can also be completed individually – an opportunity for those competitors who do not have a partner or simply prefer this option.

Stage descriptions:

Stage I – Trekking
12 km, 150 m of elevation gain.
10 CPs; free order.
Cave exploration.
Hilly, forested terrain. Forest paths and off-trail navigation.
Estimated time for the fastest team: 2 hours.

Stage II – mountain biking
32 km, 350 m of elevation gain.
13 CPs; given order.
Partially LIDAR map.
Hilly, forested terrain. Mostly forest roads.
Estimated time for the fastest team: 2,5 hours.

Stage III - Trekking
7 km, 100 m of elevation gain.
7 CPs; free order.
Orienteering map.
Hilly, forested terrain. Forest paths and off-trail navigation.
Estimated time for the fastest team: 1,5 hours.

Stage IV - mountain biking
46 km, 500 m of elevation gain.
18 CPs; the order is mandatory on some sections.
Partially on the orienteering map.
Special task – rappel into a cave and ascend using rope gear; completed by one team member.
Special task – ladder ascent / rope bridge / rappel.
Hilly, partly forested terrain. Mostly forest roads.
Estimated time for the fastest team: 4 hours.

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