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Discover Ludwig"find the trail" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the act of locating or discovering a path or route, often in a natural or outdoor setting. Example: "Before embarking on their hike in the mountains, the group made sure to find the trail that would lead them to the summit."
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We were also left to find the trail, which disappeared for hours at a time.
Walk past the last house, and you will soon find the trail (blazed with blue paint).
Mr. Hawkinson is not trying to find the trail; he is blazing it.
But once you cross into Manhattan, it is difficult to find the trail.
From there we might find the trail of communication, the co-opting and planning and execution.
Sightings four years ago in Spain and the Canary Islands led the US attorney in Boston to issue an international arrest warrant and a US justice department investigators visited Alicante only to find the trail had gone cold.
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We found the trail and followed it into the woods again.
We found the trail in the shelter of a black spruce thicket.
She found the trail so arduous and dangerous that she never did it again.
When he got to the bridge, he found the trail head closed.
Extensive patrols by UNMISS over the past three weeks have not found the "trail of corpses" stretching "miles into the bush," as alleged in some press reports.
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