Orienteering, commonly referred to as the ‘sport of the woods’, was born in Sweden as a practice for finding one's way around in the woods, it has developed into a popular sport and is now also used for educational purposes. Often chosen by companies as a training activity, it consists of searching for a series of control points (called ‘lanterns’) through the use of compasses and topographic maps and can usually be performed individually (individual orienteering) or in groups (collaborative). Collaborative orienteering is a useful activity to develop team spirit, collaboration, problem solving skills and group leader leadership. Individual orienteering, on the other hand, allows you to reflect on your attitude towards others, develop your ability to overcome obstacles and increase personal motivation.