I like the "all trails in a park" concept, and this one mapped out well. It was also a great excuse to explore the back trails I haven't seen before. The distance made for a solid speed(ish) session this morning.
I almost turned around at the wrong spot on Romero Canyon trail - glad I checked Gaia and saw that the park boundary is higher than is obvious.
Navigation in the northern area turned out a bit more challenging than expected. Sutherland Trail crosses the corners of Catalina SP/Pusch Ridge Wilderness/Coronado NF in one spot right at a wash. I briefly started down the wash before realizing I needed to go through the gate to stay on the trail (makes sense in hindsight, of course). The wash crossing is barely marked with a small cairn.
I was happy to finally reach the doubletrack Link trail, until I discovered all the large rocks littering the road. Good practice for... something? Better than some of sand I'd been running it? In any case, it lasted perhaps a mile and it wasn't awful.
Another boundary and another brief wrong turn. A trail heads down Sutherland Wash, but it is not the trail you are looking for. Finally some better footing on the Link trail and up toward the park again. I enjoyed seeing terrain from a different angle (we've done some off-trail orienteering around these parts) and running across the ridge.
The Bridle trail was longer than I'd remembered, maybe it was getting warm. Then I was back to the starting point, happy to be done. Fun morning and good training.