The route gets straight to the point: 1.1 kilometres uphill with 215 metres of elevation gain each time. This is not a smooth trail run or a scenic loop, but a direct hill challenge for runners who want to test their climbing legs in measurable terms.

The deciding factor is not one strong ascent, but the ability to return to the same slope again. You will need to manage your pace, the burn in your legs, and the moment when stopping becomes the easiest option.