"hike among" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to denote the action of going for a hike (a long walk) in an area that contains multiple people, destinations, or points of interest. Example: We plan to hike among the Rocky Mountains this summer.
Films over 130 minutes are 7 euros, films over 150 minutes 7.5 euros (a common hike among Berlin cinemas).
See the salt pans and lakes of the Atacama desert, too, and hike among the lakes and glaciers of the dramatic Torres del Paine.
In contrast to other monuments like Angkor Wat in Cambodia, Bagan still receives so few tourists that you can hike among ruins for hours without seeing another person.
I also recall cycling along hillsides full of olive groves, citrus trees and caper bushes on Gozo and bursts of fragrant wild thyme as we hike among Comino's stony slopes, on a cloudless day.
OUTDOORS One of my favorite things to do with my children, which we've done from the time they were young until now, into their teens, is to hike among the huge eucalyptus trees in Laurel Canyon Park.
So, an increase of more than double but a smaller one than the nearly four-fold hike among equivalent Tube-users, which has resulted in their overall likelihood of cycling overtaking that of bus-users.
Counts canoeing and hiking among his regular fitness activities.
And outdoor enthusiasts rhapsodize about hiking among red rock spires and ancient Indian ruins.
The Kellerwald-Edersee National Park, near Kassel in northern Hessen, offers secluded hiking among its beech-covered hills.
He lived and hiked among dense eucalyptus forests in the Dandenong Ranges National Park, which were thick with mosquitoes whose bites scarred his face.
We planned to move on foot, hiking among towns at our leisure and returning to Corniglia in the evenings by train.
