How to hunt for treasure with compass and map

Orienteering is a sport that rewards those who can explore unknown territory with confidence.
There are precise rules: a certain number of objectives, called lanterns, are indicated on the map, which you must try to reach in the shortest possible me. The partecipant who finds all checkpoints in the correct order and takes less me wins.
This sport teaches to be self-sufficient and to discover the terrain on which it moves, the “orienteers” acquire the skills and techniques to transfer and arrive at their destination.
The main benefit of orienteering is being able to practice an outdoor sport, completely in contact with nature, as well as helping to learn about biodiversity and its importance for our planet. Orienteering has great educational value, especially for the youngest: it offers the tools to protect natural beauty and raise awareness of ecological issues. It is a sport that is good for body and spirit, develops our cognitive skills, helps reduce anxiety and stress and strengthens self-esteem.