Sentence examples for the trail winds from inspiring English sources
The trail winds between ancient sandstone outcrops with names like the Camel and the Three Brothers.
The trail winds up at Carrying Place Cove, where there's a 400-yard beach.
The trail winds along the floor of a narrow, river-carved valley — only yards wide in places.
The trail winds up through a boulder-strewn canyon, crossing and recrossing a creek bed lined with oak and sumac.
The trail winds through woods that blaze with orange come autumn, and also traverses Rock Run, which is called one of the prettiest streams in Pennsylvania.
When the trail winds across empty desert, up and down huge hillsides — as in the Grand Canyon — it's all the more insistently allegorical.
The trail wound more steeply through thicker forest.
The trail wound west, following high-mountain pastures.
The trail wound its way through the rain forest in a slather of red mud.
The trail wound up past fields of rice and corn accessible only on foot or horseback.
The trail wound through dewy meadows dotted with wildflowers, mossy groves fed by mountain springs and hillsides strewn with boulders.
