Sentence examples for do a hike from inspiring English sources

"I'd pack a bag and go off and do a hike in the mountains for 10 days.

From her home in Portland, Ore., Ms. Strayed said that Ms. Blaney's story has become a familiar one in her in-box, explaining that "maybe approaching 1,000 people" have e-mailed her and said, "I have read 'Wild' and you have inspired me to do a hike".

The Kindness Incident 3 On my last day in town, I decided to do a hike through the city's 5,000-acre 5,000-acre Forest Park

"I did a hike with a friend in Glacier National Park" — he pronounced it "glassier" — "and a deer came up in the evening time.

This is helpful if you are doing a hike or similar activity.

I've hiked to the summit of Pikes Peak, and I plan to do a section hike on the Appalachian Trail in the spring.

Kids will never be able to go as far as grown-ups, but they can do a solid hike of five to seven miles, as long as it's broken up.

"I remember sitting across from my mom and she just went through every ridiculous scenario: that I could get eaten by a bear, attacked by a strange man, break my ankle and be unable to start my fellowship," Ms. Seré, 27, said of the day when she told her mother she planned to do a solo hike.

Art in natural settings often requires preparedness on the viewer's part — sensible shoes, insect repellent, outerwear — as well as flexibility, a willingness to do a little hiking, climbing and, occasionally, bike riding.

I had gone to Europe during a seasonal furlough without a plan and hardly any money, just to see art and architecture, and maybe do a little hiking.

However, since 2001, the number of people starting out in Georgia to do a thru-hike (or at least registering to do so) has dropped considerably, yet the number of people reporting that they have completed a thru-hike has remained approximately the same.