The phrase "a hiking guide" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a person who leads hiking trips or a book that provides information about hiking trails and tips.
Example: "I hired a hiking guide to help us navigate the challenging trails in the national park."
Alternatives: "a trekking guide" or "a walking guide".
"The perception is that rangers aren't on duty," said Helen Ranney, a hiking guide with the group Wildland Trekking.
Megan Yates, a hiking guide at the Lake Placid Lodge, field-tested five women's jackets while hiking in the Adirondacks with Buddy, a golden retriever.
The cost was $332, at 6.5 kroner to the dollar, including the round-trip boat ride, lodging in a shared cabin, a hiking guide and two meals.
A hiking guide will lead child-friendly group walks to see Vesuvius, Pompeii, Capri and the Neapolitan Riviera; with optional activities including pizza making; or you can chill out at the hotel base in Vico Equense near Naples and explore on your own.
The company booked the lodges and transfers; provided a hiking guide and a kayaking guide; and arranged for our baggage to be whisked ahead by boat.
Andy Gonyou, a hiking guide with Zion Guru, said when the signs went up, it provided an ominous glimpse of what could be.
The author of a popular hiking guide to the area, his knowledge of the history, architecture and wildlife of the area is encyclopaedic.
When Baranik worked as a mountain hiking guide in Colorado, he regularly had difficulty with the Jecklin types.
"Afoot & Afield in Orange County" by Jerry Schad has been in publication since 1988 and remains a popular hiking guide to this area.
You should be able to purchase a local hiking guide at your local bookstore, outdoor adventure store, or at your regional park's visitors center.
It was because I was by myself, wandering with a backpack without a good map through a remote field on the Canary Island of La Gomera, that I met Christa from Belgium -- who was equally lost but had an excellent hiking guide written in German, which she spoke along with Flemish and French, but alas, no Spanish.
