The phrase "a hike on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific hike or walking trail that one is going to take or has taken.
Example: "We decided to go for a hike on the scenic trail that overlooks the lake."
Alternatives: "a walk on" or "a trek on".
South Africa's national botanical gardens are an ideal place to stroll, have a picnic, or take a hike on one of its many trails to enjoy the Fragrance Garden (featuring plants with unusual scents) or the Cycad Amphitheatre, which includes an ancient plant group that dates back to the dinosaurs.
Take a hike on one of the 125 miles of trails and, with few exceptions, you're sure not to be bothered by hordes of tourists.
Take a hike on one of Craggy Gardens's spectacular trails, which are flecked with wildflowers and pickable blueberries if you visit in the right season.
And that includes the magic of the Camusfearna Gorge, where a hike on one of the gorgeous trails will lead you to stunning waterfalls and rock cliffs.
Check www.barbermotorsports.com for races or for the Porsche Sport Driving School. 1 p.m. - Take a hike on Ruffner Mountain, one of the country's largest urban parks with more than 1,000 acres.
Seventy percent of registered voters in a January Fox News poll favored increasing tax rates only on families earning over $10 million a year, 65% favored raising them only on families making over $1 million, and fewer than half, 44%, favored a hike on families earning $250,000 a year.
Ryan Harrison on a hike, one of his several outside interests.
Colorado smokers would see a price hike on a pack of cigarettes by $1.75 while Missouri would see an increase of 23 cents per pack of cigarettes.
Think about the places you have gone together, from a special hike on a mountain top to your favorite restaurant.
But he bizarrely froze to death while taking a summer hike on an Alpine glacier.
Hirondelle will always be an easy hike on a gray day in May.
