Sentence examples for mountain walking from inspiring English sources

At first I thought these pilgrims must be Bon, adherents of Tibet's pre-Buddhist faith, who worship the mountain walking anticlockwise.

This physically demanding 14-day trek follows the classic GR20 Haute Route from Bavella to Calenzana, deemed to be one of the most impressive mountain walking routes in Europe, traversing almost the entire length of Corsica.

After 2 3 hours of mountain walking all subjects arrived at the Gnifetti hut at 3647 m and spend two nights in order to minimize the risk of acute mountain sickness (assessed by Lake Louise scores).

Not a low-carbon activity but great fun! +46 9325 0000, algenshus.se, entrancr about £10 loobey41 Mountain walking, Abisko Suitable for novices, families and experienced walkers, Abisko in the far north provides dramatic mountain scenery, Sami reindeer herds, autumnal flora and an opportunity to experience real wilderness.

"On one end of the spectrum you have cadets being taken for mountain walking and at the other end of the spectrum the SAS use it," he said.

Taught in some secondary schools, colleges, youth groups, and special camps, the programs may also incorporate backpacking, mountain walking, high-altitude camping, and rock climbing.

A Annapurna Circuit (Nepal) "The mountain walkers' mountain walk" circles Nepal's Annapurna massif with its six mighty peaks of over 7,000 metres.

Absent the cut leg I might have tried to arrange one of the mountain walks mentioned in the brochure, but I wasn't eager.

Toenails are clipped, hair is cut, sex is simulated, coal is hauled; naked bodies are wrapped in gauze or cellophane, covered with mortadella or chocolate, or submerged in fat; weddings are held, guns fired, books burned and instruments played; mountain walks taken -- and it's all art.

When close to a mountain, walk along the north or south side (depending on what hemisphere you're in) for the shade; direct sunlight can cause you to die of heat stroke faster than if you were in the shade.

Terrified, Shakila's father and the other relatives said they waited until dusk and then, taking almost nothing but the clothes on their backs, escaped over the mountains, walking by night along footpaths because the strongman's guards were watching the only road.