Sentence examples for a marked trail from inspiring English sources

To reach the cave, you have to climb a marked trail and then haul yourself up by a rope.

From the village, I set off along a marked trail leading through woodland and olive groves and past two 12th-century frescoed Byzantine chapels.

Then I was out of the city, where I followed a marked trail (the Camino Natural del Eresma) for a quarter-mile to a lookout of the castle.

The group, which calls itself the Old Timers, was on a marked trail on Schunnemunk Mountain when the three victims and two other hikers split away and hiked off the trail, according to rescuers.

The man was said to have been in a group of eight friends and had travelled from Sydney's Bondi area to the Blue Mountains for a picnic and a walk along a marked trail through the bush.

Not that stepping off a marked trail is a great idea anyway in the bewildering assemblies of hoodoos, such as the Silent City or the Queen's Garden, the latter presided over by a white hoodoo known as Queen Victoria.

A displaced ant that did not find a clearly marked trail or some of its nestmates might never make it back to its nest.

For geological reasons - various hypotheses - there is a clearly marked trail of huge boulders, with water below running down the side of the hill.

The Cleveland Way, for example, is a 110-mile marked trail in North York Moors Park that runs between the towns of Helmsley and Filey, and goes through forests, moors and along cliffs, as well as through several coastal resorts, including Whitby and Scarborough.

From Mangapurua Landing (where you can tie your canoe), it is a 45-minute walk to the bridge along an easy marked trail.

The park is part of the Richland Riverfront Trail, a marked hiking trail that focuses on the state of Washington's contribution to the nuclear history of the United States, and it connects to the Sacagawea Heritage Trail.