The route starts with a tough hill which provides increasingly impressive views as you ascend the Kukwira Gomo, upotorera climb, named after a Shona proverb relating to a kings residence which was situated on a rock that was notoriously difficult to get to and required supreme perseverance. From the top the route finds its way out of the Bush Boys adventure farm and onto the district road for just under 1km to enter into the single track nature trails of one of the guest farms of the area. These trails keep climbing gradually as you will notice the vegetation transition to a highland landscape as the route approaches an altitude of 2000m above sea level. A change of direction then leads runners through some wooded areas and alongside sparkling streams down into one of the many valleys in the Steenkampsberg mountain range where purpose-built flowing single track leads the runners to the dams at the foot of the valley and out onto a rugged district road. The route follows this road for approximately 1.5km to the lowest elevation of the route at 1670m above sea level before turning back into the mountains and carving its way up another valley where a technical climb finds its way to the top of a rocky ridge dotted with aloes at 1845m above sea level. From here a gradual downhill leads runners to the finish at the race village. Total elevation gain for this route is 525m and there will be two water points.

The route starts with a tough hill which provides increasingly impressive views as you ascend the Kukwira Gomo, upotorera climb, named after a Shona proverb relating to a kings residence which was situated on a rock that was notoriously difficult to get to and required supreme perseverance. From the top the route finds its way out of the Bush Boys adventure farm and onto the district road which allows runners to find some rhythm for 1km before turning down into one of the many valleys in the Steenkampsberg mountain range where purpose-built flowing single track leads the runners along a stream which they criss cross to get to the dams at the foot of the valley and out onto a rugged district road. The route follows this road for approximately 1.5km to the lowest elevation of the route at 1670m above sea level before turning back into the mountains and carving its way up another valley where a technical climb finds its way to the top of a rocky ridge dotted with aloes at 1845m above sea level. From here a gradual downhill leads runners to the finish at the race village. Total elevation gain for this route is 313m and there will be two water points.

The route winds its way along some jeep track and through wooded areas into one of the many valleys in the Steenkampsberg mountain range where purpose-built flowing single track leads the runners to the dams at the foot of the valley and out onto a rugged district road. The route follows this road for approximately 1.5km to the lowest elevation of the route at 1670m above sea level before turning back into the mountains and carving its way up another valley where a technical climb finds its way to the top of a rocky ridge dotted with aloes at 1845m above sea level. From here a gradual downhill leads runners to the finish at the race village. Total elevation gain for this route is 173m and there will be one water point.