Welcome to O'France 2026
The international orienteering rendezvous in France this summer. Discover the program, venues and practical information, and enjoy an immersive outdoor sporting experience in the heart of nature.
Five days of racing, a complete orienteering experience
Sprints, middle and long distances, technical and varied terrain: O’France 2026 offers an intense yet accessible week of competition in the heart of the Doubs.
Run on demanding and varied terrain in the heart of the Doubs
Dense forests, pronounced relief and technical areas: O’France 2026 takes you to selected terrains designed to deliver true orienteering—demanding and exciting.
Latest news
Registrations open since January 5, 2026.
Program: first details coming soon.
Accommodation & access: practical information will be available shortly.
Carto :
The fine weather is back, with sunshine warming the ground, longer days and spring on the way. That was all it took to restart the mapping work on the venues selected to welcome you.
No fewer than five mappers are currently surveying and drawing the areas reserved for the competitions.
Within the club, Alain Ruaud and Alain Pourre are updating the “Les Premiers Sapins” map, which has already been enlarged by the latter.
Franck Dechavanne, for his part, has started updating the second “Les Premiers Sapins” map.
Rui Antunes and his associate are covering the Vernierfontaine/Voires area, which represents about 4.6 km².
Training areas are not forgotten: Yann Pinard, a club volunteer, will soon have finished updating Prélot.
In line with the planned schedule—based on contributors’ availability as well as forecast weather conditions—a major part of the mapping should be completed between late March and early April.
Soon, Michel Duboc should be able to start work on Naisey-les-Granges/Étalans (7.2 km²).
Finally, for the update of the Gonsans training map, Eddie and Kylian Wymer will be available in mid-April.
The fine weather is back, with sunshine warming the ground, longer days and spring on the way. That was all it took to restart the mapping work on the venues selected to welcome you.
No fewer than five mappers are currently surveying and drawing the areas reserved for the competitions.
Within the club, Alain Ruaud and Alain Pourre are updating the “Les Premiers Sapins” map, which has already been enlarged by the latter.
Franck Dechavanne, for his part, has started updating the second “Les Premiers Sapins” map.
Rui Antunes and his associate are covering the Vernierfontaine/Voires area, which represents about 4.6 km².
Training areas are not forgotten: Yann Pinard, a club volunteer, will soon have finished updating Prélot.
In line with the planned schedule—based on contributors’ availability as well as forecast weather conditions—a major part of the mapping should be completed between late March and early April.
Soon, Michel Duboc should be able to start work on Naisey-les-Granges/Étalans (7.2 km²).
Finally, for the update of the Gonsans training map, Eddie and Kylian Wymer will be available in mid-April.
Join us in 2026 !
Come and experience an unforgettable sporting and human adventure, and feel the rhythm of O’France 2026.
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