Sentence examples for hiked between from inspiring English sources
Mr. Zakin said he was inspired in part by wanting a more attractive landscape abutting his business, in part by completed greenways he had visited in Ohio, where he had hiked between inns.
In the 40 miles we hiked between Amicalola Falls and Lake Winfield-Scott, Joe stayed mostly silent.
You could hike between a few; the Lake District or Scotland are good places for this.
I first traveled to Tibetan regions of China in 1999, and spent five weeks in Lhasa and central Tibet in 2001, part of the time hiking between monasteries.
Top tip A number of lodges on the North Shore of Lake Superior offer lodge-to-lodge hiking, where you can hike between resorts, enjoying the comforts of hot meals and comfortable beds.
There's a year-round programme of children's activities at Chavasse Park within Liverpool ONE (which is one of the city's popular picnic spots) and a clever layout means you don't have to hike between stores.
If you prefer to walk, make for remote Cairnhead to hike between some of local artist Andy Goldsworthy's Striding Arches, a series of installations out on the hills (stridingarches.com).
Make the most of this by bagging the country's highest peak: Inntravel's seven-day To the Top of Spain trip (01653 617002; inntravel.co.uk) includes an option to ascend the 3,718m Mount Teide as you hike between villages in Tenerife's untouristy south.
This is very important, as you will probably be hiking between 15 and 25 miles (24.16 and 40.23 km) daily through various types of terrain.
"I ended up getting dressed by two sumo wrestlers, which is unusual, as a fifteen-year-old, to be stripped down and have this canvas roll hiked up between your buttocks," he told me.
In May 2003 Prince Charles hiked the 20km between Romania's Putna and Suceviţa Monasteries, leading the trail to be unofficially named "the Prince Charles walk" - or possibly renamed from its previous unofficial title "That Trail that Crosses Over the Muddy Logging Road With All the Mushrooms".
