A circular loop showing the best historic of cultural sites in the Wakefield district. The route was is a cycle route launched by the local council and the National Trust, but as its mainly traffic free its perfect for running. The route starts and ends at a city centre train station making it accessible for people from further afield.

The route takes in 5 different country parks/country estates as well as a reservoir and some woodland running. It is signposted throughout making navigation simple.

The route was created to run beautiful Sydney's northern part of the harbour, upper, middle & lower harbour as a loop. The aim was to follow the water line as close as possible crossing at the narrowest part of the harbour to create a loop. The criteria had to be mostly trail with some roads to connect trail. It is approx. 90% technical single trail, 3% fire-trail, 7% bitumen road.

Starting at North Hills Access trail, near Chuck Heinrich's Memorial Park, take the Old Tin Mine Road until you reach Mundy's Gap Trail. There, you turn to the left all the way to the peak of the North Franklin Mountain. The trip is about 6.3 miles to reach the peak (plus 6.3 miles on your way back) and it's a hiking, bike and running trail, which have seen the footprints of runners like Jim Walmsley, Karl "The Speed Goat" Meltzer, and Miguel Lara just to name a few that have participated in the Texas Ultra held in El Paso Texas.