Sentence examples for decided to hike from inspiring English sources

Plake decided to hike down the mountain, forgoing a helicopter ride.

To escape the early summer heat we decided to hike the sage-lined trail to the waterfall in Eaton Canyon.

Four years ago you decided to hike the entire Appalachian Trail while teaching a trail dance to strangers along the way.

In an episode described in her memoir of Cairo, "Furisode, Climbing the Pyramid," Ms. Koike decided to hike up a pyramid, a prohibited act.

On my penultimate afternoon, Michael and I decided to hike out to a couple of refuges marked on the edge of the trail map.

On the last day of the expedition, two of the graduate assistants decided to hike up another fifteen hundred feet to take samples of the ice there.

The beasts decide to hike to New Delhi to try to get their grievances heard.

Even more care is needed when, instead of just visiting the falls, you decide to hike up and in them.

On the penultimate day, however, a small, experienced group of us decide to hike higher than the cat can drive in search of steeper, more challenging terrain.

For common sense and past experience suggest that we shouldn't let farmers go to the wall just because the weather changes or some sheikh decides to hike up the price of oil.

Based on the best-selling memoir by Cheryl Strayed, Witherspoon ditches the Hollywood glamour to play the author who decides to hike more than 1,000 miles along the Pacific Crest Trail after losing her way following her mother's death.