They are amongst the best orienteering areas in Denmark, and very similar to those used for the World Championships in 1974 and the Junior World Championships in 1995. Runability and visibility are good in most parts. The maps will be of the highest possible standard. They are based on new photogrammetry, surveyed by skilled professionals, and drawn by means of high-quality computer software. The competitions are open for all runners aged 35 or above.
All runners participate in two qualification races.
All runners will be allowed to participate in one of the finals. The winning times for the A-finals will range from 40 minutes to 70 minutes. The competitions is organised by OK Pan, Aarhus, which is the oldest and one of the largest and most successful orienteering clubs in Denmark. More than 10 members of the organising committee are former members of the Danish national team. For those who arrive early or stay on afterwards, training will be possible using permanent controls in the forrest next to the event centre.