Sentence examples for hiked up from from inspiring English sources

While we were there, a peasant hiked up from the south.

Every day, he told me, he hiked up from Ghangaria to volunteer in the kitchen.

A Seven Summits cook had hiked up from Camp 2 to meet them, and fed them noodles and juice.

Once, I packed a tent, hiked up from the village, and walked eastward atop the wall for two days without seeing another person.

I hiked up from the top lift to 3,800m and the renowned Highlands Bowl, a vast alpine amphitheatre of steeps and the only place to find untracked snow in a dry spell.

I walked the Vereda do Larano, a precipitous trail hewn from steep seacliffs, with dramatic views towards the island's wave-crashed far east, and hiked up from the natural sea pools of north-westerly Porto Moniz to Fanal, a plateau cloaked in Madeira's finest laurisilva, the primary laurel forest that was once abundant across southern Europe but is now incredibly rare.

I took a tumble myself, hiking up from the turquoise crater lake of Mount Ijen, as the sulfur clouds were starting to thicken in mid-morning.

Memorial Day is a rite of passage for those hiking up from Pinkham Notch to reach the HoJo's, the caretaker's cabin, and then up to the peak for a choice of gullies.

About six hours hard hiking up from the valley floor and three hours from the nearest road, I found myself wondering whether the thinner air at 2,100m above sea level had somehow started to take its toll.

The "resort" part of LVSSR's name is as misleading as the rest, since this is a small ski hill with just four lifts serving 11 intermediate trails and a vertical drop of only 860ft (unless you are prepared to hike up from the of the lifts).

I hiked up the A5 from Bethesda in hard rain, then on into the bowl of Cwm Idwal to stand beneath the rhyolite cliffs and watch others climb the slick rocks, soaking up the scene and the sky.