The route goes from Freeport (outside the Marina Palms restaurant/bar) and goes all the way passed the YS Falls Customer Centre.

On the leg to YS Falls, about 30km in, the route hits a very poorly maintained road conditions (still very understated!). The leg from the falls back to Freeport is a lot smoother. Overall, the road conditions, the overall elevation and the heat makes it a challenging route. Make sure you carry plenty of water when attempting this ride. You can also buy bottled water and soft drinks from stalls along the way. 

Route would follow the Al Qudra cycle track, which consists of both tarmac and desert/gravel, however I was mainly aiming to stay on the desert/gravel track for the majority.

Little elevation only at certain parts of the route, nothing too challenging. 

Infinity Loop: The basic concept is to draw two connected circles in the approximate shape of an infinity symbol.  In the spirit of the Infinity Loop of Mount Rainier, this FKT climbs Humphreys Peak twice and then circles around each half of the Round Hump route to return to the start each time.  

A challenging out-and-back trail across vastly changing landscapes in the Northern Budawang ranges. Set out from Wog Wog campground as early as light allows, and summit Corang Peak as the first milestone. Track eastwards across the valley towards Bibbenluke camp, where a flowing stream serves as a reliable water point. Head southeast across the next valley to the base of Mt Cole. Run beneath the caves of Mt Cole, past the Seven Gods Pinnacles, into the Monolith Valley and through the Green Room to arrive at The Castle tail.