Sentence examples for cut trails from inspiring English sources

They'd set up tents and dug latrines, strung lights and cut trails to the cave.

Machetes are needed to cut trails and clear trap locations, but they are still dangerous.

He cleared forest, built cabins, planted gardens, chopped wood, cut trails, traveled by snowshoe and dogsled, trapped lynx and marten, weaved nets for salmon fishing, and had encounters with grizzlies.

But Durrance persuaded the International Ski Federation to hold the 1950 world championships there, then designed a racecourse, cut trails, contracted for lifts, supervised everything and made a documentary film.

Having cut trails through dense, remote rain forest, and having felt the sickening and very real danger of becoming hopelessly lost, he understands much better than most the extraordinary skill it takes for indigenous people to navigate their world.

A run called Paul's Park -- named, like many of the slopes in the Legends Area, for one of the original mountain employees who helped cut trails for the area's opening in 1964 -- was both steep and exquisitely gladed.

Alongside the cut trail, we glimpsed occasional sprays of familiar green bamboo foliage, but could not see above the canopy of hollow wood.

THE pleasures of a newly cut trail are indeed unique, but there is no shame in traveling a well-worn path -- especially one with daunting physical challenges, incredible views or both.

The forest is dense, impenetrable beyond the cut trail, and the air is thick, hot and humid.

The only time you should ever skimp on a fully bench cut trail is (1) when the side slope is so steep - 80 percent or greater - that the back slope exceeds six feet in height, or (2) when your trail design forces you to build close to the downhill side of a large tree.

There are no groomed runs, no clear-cut trails, and skiers must be equipped with a beacon, shovel and probe in case of an avalanche.