"mountain sanctuary" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a peaceful and secluded place in the mountains, often associated with a natural or spiritual retreat. Example: After months of busy city life, she escaped to her family's mountain sanctuary in the remote countryside, where she could finally relax and reconnect with nature.
Contact: Hawk Mountain Sanctuary: (610) 756-6961; www.hawkmountain.org.org
And reminders of the conflict all around the Buxton's mountain sanctuary are never far away.
If You Go THE Hawk Mountain Sanctuary (1700 Hawk Mountain Road, Kempton, Pa.; 610-756-6000; www.orgkmountais.org) is about 25 miles west of Allentown.
A third type of Greek garden was the sacred landscape, such as the Vale of Tempe or the mountain sanctuary of Delphi.
HAWK MOUNTAIN SANCTUARY September and October are the best times to see hawks riding the updrafts of the Kittatinny Mountains, which straddle the New Jersey-Pennsylvania border, on their migration south.
On this chilly morning a couple of weeks ago, several adults and three groups of schoolchildren came and went at this spot — a large rocky outcropping called the North Lookout at the Hawk Mountain Sanctuary in eastern Pennsylvania.
State officials will allow bear hunting in one of 10 mountain sanctuaries for the first time since the areas were designated in 1970.
A rare old printing press high in Sichuan province and mountain sanctuaries with brilliantly colored murals are storehouses for Tibetan culture.
Though he suggested two months ago that coalition forces might cross the border in pursuit of Qaeda and Taliban fighters, General Hagenbeck said today that he did not expect that to happen, largely because Pakistan had developed its own plans to drive Al Qaeda and the Taliban from their mountain sanctuaries.
Fish and wildlife populations that depend on open rangeland, pristine waterways, forests and mountain sanctuaries for migration, food and shelter would be in jeopardy.
There must be a harmony of purpose uniting the police officer, soldier, diplomat, and spy, derived from a common strategy that aims to disrupt and destroy operational terrorist networks, deprive al-Qaeda of its mountain sanctuaries, and drain the ideological cesspool that sustains and nurtures radicalization.
