"do hiking" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is used when talking about the activity of hiking or going for a hike. Example: I love to do hiking in the mountains, the fresh air and beautiful views make it worth the effort.
Brazilians don't really do hiking.
"My husband and son do hiking, biking, tubing, canoeing and skiing, and my daughter and I also want to get a cappuccino once in a while," she said.
WHAT TO DO "Hiking the Gulf Islands: An Outdoor Guide to BC's Enchanted Isles," by Charles Kahn (Harbour Publishing, 2004), is the best guide to the small mountains and winding trails that dot Galiano.
While most of these new rules don't take effect immediately, insurers are free to act as if they do, hiking premiums steeply to profit from "tough new national standards".
The hotel and spa are gorgeous with big fireplaces and luxurious rooms and there's plenty to do: hiking trails, a tree house adventure, birding tours, wine tasting and, of course, sightseeing at the farm and the greenhouse where tens of thousands of seedlings are being grown for the Arbor Day Foundation's million plus members.
WHAT TO DO Hike Mount Liamuiga, St. Kitts's dormant volcano.
It was what he and Arden had come here to do, hike the cliff-side trails from village to village, and he had almost lost himself in plotting their route, looking for good beaches, picking likely restaurants.
While a few intrepid souls really do hike to New York, most of the hotel's guests are students and other like travelers who know how to pinch pennies.
Do hikes that expose you to scrambling.
"Landscaping was the primary job," he said, "but they also did hiking trails, campgrounds and shelters.
Vanessa Hudgens does hiking in style.
