Sentence examples for hiking into from inspiring English sources

Getting away from roads and hiking into the forest is a good strategy to find more mushrooms, Harris said.

A runner-up is Salt Lake City, Utah, which is a good base for hiking into the Cedar Mountains, 40 miles away.

The witnesses said they assumed that by "plans" the two men meant hiking into the canyon, but Ken Phillips believes that the Twiggs brothers just went across the road and waited in the scrubby piñon-juniper forest there while the rangers cleared the wreck.

The difference between camping in a designated campsite and hiking into back-country, finding a perfect secluded spot next to a babbling stream miles away from any other humans, is similar to swimming in an indoor pool at your local gym with ten other people in your lane versus a skinny dip in the sea, where you can enjoy a lot more freedom.

In Canea, a good base for hiking into the Samaria Gorge or relaxing on the sandy beaches stretching to the west, and in the seaside town of Rethimno, 20 miles to the east, two-bedroom houses cost $1,000 to $1,250 a week (prices quoted are rates for next spring).

While the reduction of pollution and traffic appeals to many of the town's environmentally conscious residents, it is the development of public and private land — including a 113-acre public golf course and over 200 acres of undeveloped land currently used for mountain biking and hiking — into a private residential community of empty nesters and second-home owners that rankles some.

We awoke at dawn and hiked into the hills behind the village.

We left the jeep behind and hiked into a deep limestone canyon.

They hiked into Sudan at night to avoid detection by local cattle herders.

You can hike into the hills right out of Los Barriles or Buena Vista.

That would eliminate the need for researchers to hike into the forest frequently to change film.