The Prospect Hill map (1:10,000, 5m contours) was updated to LiDAR-based contours, International Specifications for Orienteering Maps (ISOM) 2017 standards, and fully re-field-checked in April 2019.  The updated map is considerably "greener" than the previous version, reflecting the reduced runnability of portions of the forest due to undergrowth, and the LiDAR data provided the opportunity to better depict the many subtle contour and rock features that this park offers.

No flags. Control locations are marked with hot-pink surveyor's tape, with a QR code hanging nearby.

There are some patches of poison ivy in the woods. Pants, gaiters, or knee-socks are advised for off-trail travel.

Course Maps

Can be downloaded here.

Time Your Run

• Time yourself (no splits will be captured) -or-
• Use your smartphone to scan a code at each control (requires data connection; may require an app that reads QR codes). Instructions will be posted near the Start. [See this intro to QR-code orienteering.]

Record Your Time

• Self-timed runners—Record your time, for the final results. [See current self-timed results.]
• QR-code runners—Your time and splits were automatically recorded. [See current QR-code results.]

Results

Consolidated results (both self-timed & QR-code) will be posted soon after this event ends.

These courses are available on NEOC's Routegadget — share your route!
They are also available on Livelox and O-range (for Garmin watch users).

For O-range:
Set up watch with O-range website (see get started). Then choose Public Courses, and "Prospect Hill Park". Then with your watch connected to your phone, open O-range (on watch) and open Settings >> Load Course.
Make sure that O-range is set to 'Score-o" mode or "regular race" on your watch, depending on which course you choose.