Competition terrain:

Saturday 27 August, middle distance, Campra:

The competition terrain is comprised of the flat areas and the low hills of Campra and parts of the surrounding slopes. The flat areas are mostly open or semi-open but there are also small forest patches; overall the runnability is good. The hilly areas and the slopes are wooded (conifers) and require technical accuracy and careful navigation. The runnability can be impaired by undergrowth ans shrubs and is physically more demanding. The visibility is generally good or very good. 

Sunday 28 August, long distance, Dötra, Start 1:

The competition terrain is pre-alpine, and in the upper part presents with a wide basin which is essentially open but technically challenging in some parts. The lower part of the map is wooded (conifers), rich in orienteering features and with very few trails: navigation accuracy is required. The visibility is generally good and the runnability fair (wooded areas) to good (open areas).

Sunday 28 August, long distance, Pian Segno, Start 2:

The Pian Segno competition area is characterized by a very diversified alpine terrain. The central part features a large floodplain with pastures, marshy areas, water streams and small barns. The floodplain is surrounded by woods (conifers) which contain many stony grounds, rocks, and other orienteering features which make them technically interesting and challenging. Thanks to the many open areas, visibility and runnability are generally very good.