Beyond orienteering, I think the sport of rogaining would appeal to many here. Not sure how popular it is in the US, but there are bound to be some events people could try - start with a 3-6 hour event and work up to 24 hours. It&#x27;s addictive.<p>It&#x27;s similar to orienteering but team-based, everyone leaves en masse, and control points can be reached in any order within a fixed amount of time. This means you can be competitive by walking and relying on compass smarts rather than having to be able to run for hours on end.<p>This looks like a calendar of US rogaining events:
<a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.us.orienteering.org&#x2F;orienteers&#x2F;rogaines&#x2F;events" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.us.orienteering.org&#x2F;orienteers&#x2F;rogaines&#x2F;events</a><p>I got into it a year or two ago here in Australia and have now competed in a state and national event plus others. Entered into the world champs in July, though we will be aiming mostly to not come last!