The phrase "a trail that includes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific path or route that encompasses certain features or elements.
Example: "We hiked along a trail that includes stunning views of the mountains and a serene lake."
Alternatives: "a path featuring" or "a route that encompasses".
Yet there have been few takers for a tourist trail that includes Mr Hollande's favourite café, La Calèche, and the local party office where he would sleep on Saturday nights.
In the new millennium, Pyongyang has been blazing a proliferation trail that includes illicit nuclear tests in 2006 and 2009; illicit tests of ballistic missiles; and such extravagant stuff as help for Syria in building a secret nuclear reactor (which might even now be cranking out plutonium for bombs, had the Israelis not destroyed it with an air strike in 2007).
Deals like the Goldman one leave a rich paper trail that includes many details about the loans that were contained in the bond.
2) Journals documented a personal audit trail that included evolving perceptions, understandings, potential biases and contrary information that needed further exploration.
The group then slipped through an exit gate and into an unpatrolled no man's land to begin a 13-mile, two-day back-country ski trip along the Pacific Crest Trail that included overnight camping and stunning views. .
What to Do St. Lucia's green interior is an antidote to beach burnout, with trails that include easy marches through former sugar and cocoa plantations to rain-forest treks where you might spy a blue-headed St. Lucia parrot or a boa constrictor wound around a fig tree branch.
Jeep, part of DaimlerChrysler, offers several Jamborees throughout the year in locations where owners can drive on off-road trails that include the rigorous Rubicon Trail in Nevada and relatively tame but scenic trails elsewhere.
The Freedom Trail provides a trip that includes Boston Common, the old and new (1713 and 1798) state houses, Park Street Church, the Old Granary Burying Ground, the Old Corner Bookstore, Faneuil Hall, the Paul Revere House, the Old North Church, and the USS Constitution, better known as Old Ironsides.
"We had to carve it out from scratch," Mr. Zofnass said of a trail system that includes steppingstones through a swamp laced with skunk cabbage, and two playful passages directly up roiling streambeds.
Years later, the project proved to be a fiasco, leaving a trail of death that includes locals, policemen, and criminals in its wake.
