Sure, let’s break it down step by step. First, outline the city grid and pick a central node to start from. Then, identify every possible exit point and label them with unique markers so the tracker can’t get confused. Next, create a network of overlapping loops that feed back into the main path, keeping the trail tight; each loop should close on itself and not expose any direct shortcuts. After that, insert false exits—dead ends that look promising but loop back. Finally, place a single clean exit that is only reachable once all loops are complete; lock the other routes so the tracker has to follow the intended path. Keep the whole system simple enough to follow, but complex enough to disorient any outsider.