Sentence examples for start the hike from inspiring English sources

Courtesy of the hotel's fleet of four-wheel-drives, you start the hike at the interesting bit, escaping other travellers and avoiding the dull hour's walk to Luna from the hotel.

It is hot, cold, sunny, cloudy, ever changing but it's possible to start the hike by crossing a wooden bridge at the trail-head, or climb the stairs to the safety of my therapists' office.

On the day Rachel and I started the hike, our group was one of 20 guided tours setting off.

He mentioned "a radiologist and his wife" who started the hike as nonbelievers, until they got to the rock and the husband started having visions that he was the hawk and that he was flying.

It turned out this camp is at 1,500 m elevation, and we would be starting the hike about 150 m, so this was going to a long hard climb.

Before starting the hike, we shuttled Brock's Subaru about 30 miles around to the other end of the Catskills, parking it at the western terminus of the trail.

To help protect the most popular trekking route to Machu Picchu, what has become known as the Inca Trail, the Peruvian government is strictly enforcing its limit of 500 trekkers starting the hike each day by requiring that tour operators submit the names and passport numbers of their clients to purchase permits.

Someone spotted two lights moving across the darky sky and postulated that they could be alien ships, though I was personally pretty sure they were airplanes making their way east from LAX.  Satisfied by the epic view and with telling ghost stories even if we didn't make contact, we warmed ourselves up with some whiskey and started the hike back to the car. .

This is also the main access point for many winter activities as well, and from where to start the Wonderland Trail hike and a summit of Rainier.

Hikers are encouraged to start this hike early, as the number of people allowed into the park daily is limited.

There had been widespread expectation that the US Federal Reserve would start the gradual process of hiking interest rates as soon as next month.