Sentence examples for stone trail from inspiring English sources

Take a hike A short distance away from the lookout is a staircase (not to be confused with the stone trail that weaves west along the wooded hillside).

Hiking is moderate -- generally below 7,000 feet on hilly terrain and along dirt and stone trails.

The second half, the stepping stones trail, is more serene and wooded, taking in wildlife, woods and scenic upland meadows.

Linked to it is the more peaceful stepping stones trail, which takes you down to the river through a rich habitat for local wildlife.

No signage, no invitation, just a few cinderblock paving stones trailing off into dirt and sea stone.

For centuries, these often stone-paved trails were the main routes of commerce, communication, and transportation between the island's 84 villages.

The Street View project takes viewers into the heart of the Sagarmatha national park, home to the world's highest mountain, where icy blue rivers run below snow-capped peaks, monks play traditional music and yak-herders navigate precipitous stone-strewn trails.

Instead there are hundreds of them, left like glittering stones along his trail.

But the Times/CBS poll nonetheless underscores a national trendline in which the economy remains the dominant force in the campaign, regardless of outside events like the Supreme Court ruling on Mr. Obama's health care law or the daily sticks-and-stones of the trail.

But the lake, when we got to the lake, was lake without beach, and the waterfall was bone-dry stones, and the trail around the lake was slappy, tick-y knee-high grass, and even the inn itself offered just breakfast and do-it-yourself-style lunch, which made us wonder, each to ourselves, what we would do for dinner.

To the side of the trail, a stone prayer shrine still stood, somewhat tilted from the riotous vegetation sprouting every which way.