Sentence examples for difficult trails from inspiring English sources

"The older ones will take off with their walkie-talkies, and go down the difficult trails.

For much of its history, Ecuador relied on horse or mule transport on difficult trails or on canoe transport on coastal or Amazon river systems.

The journey took them across some of the world's most difficult trails, unfit for wheeled traffic, and across the high snow mountains and the great rivers of Asia.

Serving in the U.S. cavalry during the Second World War, he trained mules to carry supplies and equipment over difficult trails on islands in the South Pacific.

There is a great progression of trails right in this area, so skiers can advance to more and more difficult trails via the same lift.

To prepare, Hanna and Wood went to the Rancho San Antonio preserve in Los Altos and asked a fellow runner for directions to one of the more difficult trails.

Hikers climb nearly 1,200 feet in elevation on this moderately difficult trail.

I'm told rescues of tourists ill-equipped for the elements or who have taken on a more difficult trail than they were prepared for are fairly common.

With his wife, Osa, his companion on his explorations, Mr. Johnson had been taken to a hospital in Los Angeles after being brought down a difficult trail in a buckboard pulled by a tractor.

In learning to work with dreams from my colleagues at North of Eden, I've found that their difficult trail can move us through our fear and pain to an experience of our own essence.

Some are navigating the difficult trail of being entrepreneurs in a continent that has too few well-trod avenues for them, and at least two of them are managing startups in Africa while they endeavor to complete their doctoral studies in the U.S. In the weeks to come, we will present several passionate and diverse voices we encountered at the event.