"a trail around" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a physical path or route that surrounds or loops around something. Example: The hikers followed a trail around the mountain, enjoying the scenic views along the way.
In the new attraction, visitors follow a trail around 19 ponds where the resident wildlife includes butterflies and beetles, bats and shrews, coots, snipes and tufted ducks.
Children can take part in a trail around the house and grounds where, armed with a map and a book, they create their own illustrated story.
Today, the two-acre wildlife garden surrounding the cottages is an ongoing project and features a trail around badger setts, orchards and ponds.
More recently, a succession of sublime artists have blazed a trail around the world, their easily accessible, blues-based sounds making the word Mali even more synonymous with magical music.
Like Cozy Bear ,Fancy Bear had left a trail around the globe, with its technical signature visible in cyberattacks against the German parliament, Ukrainian artillery systems, and the World Anti-Doping Agency.
"Gun rights are gun rights, but do you need them in a location like this?" said Russell Lahrmann, a dentist from Industry, Tex., near Houston, who was hiking on Tuesday on a trail around Bear Lake with his wife, Lisa, and their 8-year-old son, Luke.
I feel a bit like an idiot trailing around after him.
Mirror Lake -- At stop #17 on the free Yosemite Shuttle you can hop off and set out on a short hike leading to a loop trail around a still lake that holds a beautiful reflection of Half Dome.
Angela's college roommate, Reanna (Laura Prepon), dresses in black leather, wields a riding crop, hurls profane abuse and is trailed around by a blindfolded slave in a dog collar.
But no dice: the head p-doc put me on Maximum Observation and immediately I was being trailed around by a sober ex-athlete who, introducing himself, put a fatherly hand on my shoulder and squeezed and told me not to worry, he was a screenwriter, too — not as successful or rich as me, sure, but a screenwriter nonetheless.
But no dice: the head p-doc put me on Maximum Observation and immediately I was being trailed around by a sober ex-athlete who, introducing himself, put a fatherly hand on my shoulder and squeezed and told me not to worry, he was a screenwriter, too not as successful or rich as me, sure, but a screenwriter nonetheless.
