Orienteering Park in Bělský les, Orienteering sport facility in Bělský Les, Czech Republic.

The Orienteering Park in Bělský Les is a sports facility with fixed control points distributed along woodland trails at varying difficulty levels. The marked courses allow visitors to practice navigation skills in the natural forest environment.

The permanent-control area was set up in Bělský les, part of the Ostrava-Jih district of the Moravian-Silesian Region, as one of several such orienteering courses in the area. It provides 25 control points: wooden posts bearing a white-and-red split square and a number. Two large map panels, at the Zábřeh tram terminus and near the Dakota restaurant, hold paper maps at 1:10,000 scale.

Local schools and sports clubs regularly hold events at this location, bringing together people of different ages and skill levels around the shared activity of forest navigation.

Wear sturdy shoes and weather-appropriate clothing, as forest paths can become slippery or muddy in wet conditions. Course maps and route information are available on-site to help you select the appropriate difficulty level.

The courses change with the seasons as vegetation and visibility shift throughout the year with different weather conditions. These natural variations transform the same routes into new challenges for experienced participants.