Sentence examples for highland trail from inspiring English sources

The Midway Crevasse, on the Highland trail that connects the two upper branches of the Falls trail, is something of a revelation.

The Highland Trail is the 1.2-mile (1.9 km) path between the northern ends of Glen Leigh and Ganoga Glen.

The Highland Trail, which meets the Falls Trail a short distance north of Mohawk Falls, is the 1.2-mile (1.9 km) connector between the northern ends of Ganoga Glen and Glen Leigh.

Our base in this area, the Old Pines in Spean Bridge, doesn't look much – a modern chalet in a forest – but offers such inventive cooking and a dazzling highland outlook packed with trails that we don't care.

He is now her husband and together they made a family list of their individual dreams: hike the Scottish highlands; hike the Appalachian trail, see Stonehenge; find Nessie; travel by boat up the Amazon River; learn to scuba dive; be conversational in another language; walk the great wall of China; ride a camel; see the aurora borealis; own a Great Dane; learn to sail.

Already the ski patrol at Aspen Highlands has started bootpacking the G Zones, 65 acres threaded with 16 double-black-diamond trails in the Highland Bowl that will open for the first time this season.

You get a lot of moments like that on the West Highland Way, a momentous 95-mile trail stretching from Scotland's largest city to its highest mountain, by way of its biggest loch and its grandest moor.

Landmannalaugar – a large pool in a hot river in a highland area famous for its hiking trails (it's almost too popular, though, with more than 100,000 visitors a year).

West Highland Way "This classic Milngavie to Fort William trail takes in 96 miles of Scottish moor, woodland and mountain over its six-to seven-day route," sums up Andy.

The highland towns offer spring-like weather, nature trails, waterfalls, cloud forests and more.

There are several hundred long-distance footpaths in Britain, ranging from 17-mile hikes such as the Altrincham Circular in Cheshire, through the medium-size (at 65 miles) Black Fen Waterway trail in East Anglia, and the West Highland Way in Scotland at 95 miles, up to classics such as the Pennine Way at 247 miles.