Courses

Length and climb are calculated using the shortest sensible route
Map Details/ Map Samples and Terrain Descriptions
All maps will be drawn according to the International Specifi cation for Mountain Bike Orienteering Maps ISMTBOM 2022.
Middel
- Mapper: Oskar Sandberg
- Scale: 1:10 000 and 1:7 500
- Contour interval: 5m
- Course setter: Oskar Sandberg & Kjell Klaar
Terrain description: The area consists of a pine forest with big depressions. The terrain is generally moderately hilly with some steeper slopes. The area contains a dense network of mostly good rideable paths and forest roads. Some paths may be slow due to the sandy surface, partly old sandpit area. Good visibility.


Relay
- Mapper: Oskar Sandberg
- Scale: 1:10 000
- Contour interval: 5m
- Course setter: Oskar Sandberg & Kjell Klaar
Terrain description: A rather flat area with some moderately hilly slopes and valleys. Pine forest with a dense network of good rideable paths, tracks and forest roads. Some areas with a very dense path network occur. Mainly good visibility, but some parts with younger forest where the visibility is lower.
Long
- Mapper: Steven Hale
- Scale: 1:15000
- Contour interval: 5m
- Course setter: Stefan Johansson
Terrain description: Moderate to very hilly mainly pine forest with an extensive network of paths, tracks and forest roads. Some areas with a very dense path network occur. Paths and tracks are of a wide variety of speeds. On the slower paths it is often rocks and roots which reduce the speed.


Sprint
- Sprint
- Mapper: Steven Hale
- Scale: 1:5 000
- Contour interval: 5m
- Course setter: Christer Morell, Stefan Johansson
Terrain description: A rather flat area with urban, forest and parkland terrain. Generally fast cycling but some short sec tions of technical cycling can occur.
Mass Start
- Mapper: Steven Hale
- Scale: 1:10 000 and 1:5 000
- Contour interval: 5m
- Course setter: Christer Morell
Terrain description: Moderate to very hilly mainly pine forest with an extensive network of paths, tracks and forest roads. Some areas with a very dense path network occur. Paths and tracks are of a wide variety of speeds.
