The phrase "a rugged trail" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a difficult or rough path, often in the context of hiking or outdoor activities.
Example: "The hikers prepared for their journey by studying the map, which indicated that they would be traversing a rugged trail through the mountains."
Alternatives: "a rough path" or "a challenging route".
What we found were well-paved roads, which we circled in a steady rain, looking for a rugged trail.
The alternative, recommended by the guys at Cumberland Trail Connection, the local bike store, was to take the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal towpath, a rugged trail that dates to the first half of the 19th century and circumvents the mountains.
Be prepared for whiteouts and powder days with some protective eyewear Whether you're going for a stroll round the park or tackling a rugged trail, we find footwear for covering ground this summer Give pets a place to rest their heads.
Now 75 years old, I can hike any rugged trail I want.
Along an established but sometimes rugged trail, we stumbled upon one view after the next that presented stunning photo ops.
Together, this doesn't suggest an ideal commuter bike and its natural habitat is a rugged mountain trail but NW1's roughest patch has been a breeze this week.
Under the noonday sun, I was scrambling up a rugged mountain trail toward four stone towers called the Châteaux de Lastours, each one perched on a perilous crag, when it struck me that I should have had more than a croissant and café au lait for breakfast.
"We have to find a way to hook the villagers into the stream of benefits," Mr. Norton said as he hiked the rugged trail to Yubeng.
Oil lamps and fireplaces pro vide the illumination, while battery operated flashlights help newsomers un familiar with the island's rugged trail up from the dock.
GILA HOT SPRINGS, N.M. — Micah True went off alone on a Tuesday morning to run through the rugged trails of the Gila Wilderness, and now it was already Saturday and he had not been seen again.
We hiked on the property's rugged trails, rode the ranch's horses and rappelled down a 98-foot rock face.
