Sentence examples for gentle climbs from inspiring English sources

There are no stiles and only gentle climbs so it's suitable for all the family.

Best for... Twitchers Mawddach Trail If you're into your birds make sure to check out this nine-mile run through the rolling hills and gentle climbs of the Mawddadh Valley near Barnmouth in Wales.

The cold weather and gentle climbs along the sloping streets and staircases that link the old Lower and the populous Upper Towns justify indulging in rich, multicourse meals that might start with Quebec foie gras and finish with creamy local cheeses.

Galway has been a mecca for cyclists for years, and the Maamturk Mountains offer gentle climbs that take you past pristine lakes and bogs, plus the opportunity to coast down into tiny Leenane, where the Atlantic Ocean flows into Killary Harbour.

Passing through the gate, the path becomes stony, and a steady but gentle climb follows.

Rounding the tip of Turnagain Arm, we headed up to the pass; the snow went from nonexistent to several feet in just a few minutes of gentle climbing.

There's a gentle climb along a metalled road for a mile, then the way splits, a "High Route" continuing east, and a "Low Route" forking south.

The first third of the walk involves a gentle climb through sheep fields of billiard-baize grass to a hilltop moorland called the Begwyns.

From Scarborough, there's a gorgeous gentle climb through a tunnel of hawthorn and silver birch, with the odd glimpse hundreds of feet down to the crashing waves.

From Nagpur, where I was met by a car and driver, I had to travel another five and a half hours, a gentle climb on mostly decent roads into India's central highlands, through countless villages, rice farms and pastures.

Fred Frith's "Snakes and Ladders," which opened the second half, is largely a study in delicacy — well, amplified delicacy, with occasional clarinet and percussion outbursts — that ends in a gentle, climbing figure.