Sentence examples for People hiked from inspiring English sources

In August, as many as 40,000 people hiked through the dry hills of eastern Syria to Peshkhabour, a border town in Iraqi Kurdistan.

In November 2013, groups opposed to the new Grid Link plan to connect Leinster and Munster began to link with the North East Pylon Pressure Group, when a group of 1000 people gathered at a public meeting to galvanise opposition nationally, and an estimated 1500 people hiked through the Comeragh Mountains in Co. Waterford in protest against Grid Link.

"Mooning the cog" is something of a tradition, especially for people hiking the Appalachian Trail.

THE woods here are beautiful, a place where people hike, watch birds and contemplate the natural order of things.

Apart from those who compete in the Trailwalk or train for it, few people hike the MacLehose.

(A Swedish law known as allemansratten, or "all men's right," lets people hike even in privately owned areas).

People hike through the woods now without permission, and we don't really mind, but now there will be public access and hiking trails.

Only a handful of people hike the entire trail each year and the Ice Age Trail Alliance recognises these "thousand-milers" on its website.

Lines of people hike along roads and narrow paths over the landslides, and long lines of people await relief supplies in the towns.

The trail has seen a steady 10% increase in thru-hikers since 2010, with an estimated three million people hiking some portion of it each year.

Only about 250 people hike the entire trail each summer, during a roughly two-month peak season from late July to mid-September.