The phrase "hiking guide" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English. It refers to a person who leads or assists individuals or groups on hiking trips. Example: I hired a local hiking guide to take me through the rugged terrain of the mountains.
Roger Blain, a retired park ranger turned fishing and hiking guide, says the potential here for converting rain into tourism dollars is unlimited.
Garber said that even his hiking guide in a small Chinese village knew of the Galaxy last summer because of Beckham.
"Pain?" asks Jorge Molina, my hiking guide.
"The perception is that rangers aren't on duty," said Helen Ranney, a hiking guide with the group Wildland Trekking.
Pinecrest Chalet's lobby also has a very detailed hiking guide that includes topographical maps, if you'd like more information.
When I looked at the hiking guide later, I realized that we'd seen nothing of one of the prettiest parts of that hike.
Information on camping, hiking, guided and self-guided tours can all be obtained at either location.
The tourist influx resulted in the woman enlisting her neighbours as hiking guides, translators, and tour guides for the guests.
Mr. O'Shea, an author of nature and hiking guides, is a guest naturalist at the New York State Adirondack Park Agency Visitor Interpretive Center in Newcomb.
Scott Leonard, from Portland, Oregon, is the author of hiking guides Moon Washington Hiking and Moon Take a Hike Seattle, and co-author of Pacific Northwest Hiking.
Wildwind's regular "Healthy Options" weekly packages include five 90-minute yoga sessions in a beachfront tent, massage, hiking, guided cycling and water sports.
