Destinations and public spaces
ColorMap Run helps destinations, parks, districts and public spaces operate repeatable digital orienteering and place-based exploration programs.
How it works
Destinations use ColorMap Run to organize paths, attractions, local stories and missions into a digital orienteering experience. Visitors move, find and complete tasks, while operators can measure participation rather than offering a passive guide alone.
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Maps, courses and content can be reused across regular visitors, school groups, festivals and seasonal themes.
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Each checkpoint can carry heritage, nature, commercial, science or brand content. Distance and mission difficulty should match dwell time, age and safety conditions.
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Depending on the project, operators can review entry, starts, checkpoint interactions, finishes, distance and content responses.
FAQ
A guide mainly presents information. Digital orienteering asks visitors to navigate, find checkpoints and complete tasks, creating movement and measurable outcomes.
A pilot can begin after assessing existing maps and venue data. Long-term projects may require a purpose-built map depending on accuracy and operating needs.
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