The phrase "strenuous path" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a difficult or challenging journey or course of action. Example: The hike up the mountain was grueling, with steep inclines and a strenuous path through rocky terrain.
This book breaks down hikes by coastal hikes, foothills and mountains, but focuses on more introductory, less strenuous paths.
By the time you make your way up Angels Landing's strenuous 2.4-mile path, squirrels will be scampering at your feet and falcons will be gliding above.
This steep, strenuous 1.1-mile path to the lake's sole boat dock is the only permitted route to the water's edge.
But the quietest part of the Cornish coast is its far north, which also boasts the most strenuous section of the South West Coast Path.
Breakfast gives your body that "get up and go" motivation it needs to stick to your strenuous workout regimen and keep you on the path to your goal.
Try linking the Snowdon Ranger Path with the Watkin Path for a strenuous but deeply rewarding day on less-trodden routes.
Henry suggests that walking can be helpful for runners and cyclists who are nursing injuries; Richey says walking can become a gateway activity for those who are getting started on their fitness path but later will look for something more strenuous, such as running; Bryant recommends walking as a form of active recovery for those who are very fit.
It's a good walk, but not at all strenuous; there are only slight hills, and all of the paths are either paved or well worn.
These significant increases in time and force impulse distribution of force paths in the edge-loading zone during more strenuous activities of daily living may be important factors responsible for increased wear in MoMHRA patients with pseudotumours.
