Sentence examples for climbing a trail from inspiring English sources

For me, as the mountain biking season in Utah begins, I trust my "spoke" in precollege science education is strong support for a wheel climbing a trail with energy ultimately focused on improving student achievement in science.

By 9 45 a.m. we have already accomplished a great deal, including climbing a rocky trail up Drunken Sailor Hill (which got its name, in Baja lore, from the inebriated Navy men who used it as a shortcut as their weekend leave was running out).

We climbed a steep trail up the wall of the sinkhole.

After about a mile I left the lake shore and climbed a hiking trail, sometimes rocky and slippery from wet leaves.

They followed Calf Creek and climbed a small trail through the sagebrush, looking out on a sight that resembled "a topographical map," as Dorothy described it, "roll after roll of rounded bare hills with little water creases marking them — and no sign of human being or habitation".

They followed Calf Creek and climbed a small trail through the sagebrush, looking out on a sight that resembled "a topographical map," as Dorothy described it, "roll after roll of rounded bare hills with little water creases marking them and no sign of human being or habitation".

The site is reached by climbing a loosely laid rocky trail up the side of Monte Tiscali with breathtaking views of vertical limestone dolomites dyed rust-red by erosion, and the Lanaittu valley below.

Chip climbs a nearby mountain trail, called Grouse Grind: "It's nature's StairMaster".

We climbed a steep switchback trail hemmed in by cactuslike euphorbia trees.

Ascending gently for almost a mile, the trail climbed a steep rockslide for about a third of a mile before leveling out.

Originally built in 1958 by a mining company to transport its uranium ore to a processing mill in Mexican Hat, the trail climbed a lung-searing 1,100 vertical feet in less than three miles of unpaved road.