'scenic hike' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase when referring to a hike that has a beautiful view, for example: "On our last day in the area, we decided to take a scenic hike through the mountains."
So I soldiered on, merrily continuing on my scenic hike through the Bohemian woods.
A scenic hike on Cape Schanck, Victoria, Australia, which overlooks Bass Strait at the southern end of Mornington Peninsula.
While it is not always possible to end a trip with a positive experience (especially if flights are involved), planning at least one special activity (an epic meal, a scenic hike) can make a difference.
Visitors pick a walking companion from a small flock of Jacob sheep, harness it up and take it for a scenic hike along an old drovers' track (next walk 16 April, adult £35, child £25).
Another scenic hike starts in the cypress forests of Lourantianika, in the island's southern region, and passes 4.6km through wild olive trees while affording spectacular views of Chora, the Kastro and the sea.
Unsuspecting tourists might simply turn around, grateful for the scenic hike.
Kayaks and motorboats are available for rent, with scenic hiking paths heading into the hills.
Diversions range from scenic hikes and ferry rides to gallery strolls and seaside Shakespeare productions.
Take a hike Several scenic hikes start from the Obelisco tram stop just before the Opicina terminus.
One of John's former employers had arcade games, an on-site coffee house, and scenic hiking trails.
Purisima Creek Redwoods Preserve offers a variety of scenic hiking terrain, from Redwoods forests, shaded gulches, to exposed ridges with views of the Pacific.
