The phrase "adventurous ride" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an exciting or thrilling experience, often related to travel or activities that involve some level of risk or excitement.
Example: "The roller coaster offered an adventurous ride that left everyone screaming with delight."
Alternatives: "exciting journey" or "thrilling experience".
From hiking up one of the country's active volcanoes to speeding down the same peaks on a homemade surfboard, when it comes to adventure tourism, Nicaragua has become a place that's known to deliver unique and adventurous rides.
Q. Years ago, I remember seeing adventurous youths riding on the back bumpers of city buses.
Blizzard Beach has more adventurous thriller rides (but it has relaxing bits too!) and Typhoon Lagoon has laid back (but again, some thrillers as well!) type rides, with a snorkel pool where you can swim with sharks.
Adventurous bikers can ride the legendary Slickrock Bike Trail; others, like us, elect to huff and puff on foot the quarter-mile to the nearest scenic lookout, collapse in a heap and reach for a PowerBar.
In the years after September 11th, Matthew VanDyke, an adventurous Georgetown University graduate, rode a motorcycle across the Middle East, reported from Iraq for the Baltimore Examiner, and travelled to Libya to join the revolt against Muammar Qaddafi.
The more adventurous can try riding on the mile-long Cas en Bas beach, but take note: the locals are quite fantastic horsemen – bareback, standing in the saddle, acrobatics, you name it – so my own risible efforts to stay upright brought the comment that I had the heart of a chicken.
An adventurous, but thankfully brief ride.
Athletic and adventurous, she did equestrian riding and flew an airplane, a hobby she abandoned after crashing in a cornfield and badly injuring herself.
A company called Real Bronx Tours is no longer offering adventurous visitors to New York "a ride through a real New York City 'GHETTO'" – at least on its Web site.
The National Park has a vast network of hiking and cycling stations, but there are plenty of alternative activities for the adventurous - climbing, canoeing, horse riding and fishing all offer great ways to explore Britain's striking countryside.
