Before revision: 9th World Rogaining Championship (2010): Cheviot, New Zealand; 522 participants (251 teams) 10th World Rogaining Championship (2012): Přebuz, Czech Republic 11th World Rogaining Championship (2013): Alol, Russian Federation 12th World Rogaining Championship (2014): Black Hills, South Dakota, USA 13th World Rogaining Championship (2015): Kiilopää, Lapland, Finland 14th World Rogaining Championship (2016): Alice Springs, Australia 15th World Rogaining Championship (2017): Rāzna National Park, Latvia 16th World Rogaining Championship (2019): La Molina, Catalonia, Spain 17th World Rogaining Championship (2022): Lake Tahoe, California, USA Basic play Teams of two to five members visit as many checkpoints as possible in the time allowed.
After revision: Králický Sněžník, Czechia 18th World Rogaining Championship (2023):9th World Rogaining Championship (2010): Cheviot, New Zealand; 522 participants (251 teams) 10th World Rogaining Championship (2012): Přebuz, Czech Republic 11th World Rogaining Championship (2013): Alol, Russian Federation 12th World Rogaining Championship (2014): Black Hills, South Dakota, USA 13th World Rogaining Championship (2015): Kiilopää, Lapland, Finland 14th World Rogaining Championship (2016): Alice Springs, Australia 15th World Rogaining Championship (2017): Rāzna National Park, Latvia 16th World Rogaining Championship (2019): La Molina, Catalonia, Spain 17th World Rogaining Championship (2022): Lake Tahoe, California, USA Basic play Teams of two to five members visit as many checkpoints as possible in the time allowed.