Sentence examples for the trailhead of from inspiring English sources
The trailhead of the Sentiero Azzurro started right next to our hotel, she said.
He parked at the trailhead of the Alakai Swamp Trail on a ridge above a verdant river valley.
We picked up a trail map at the tourist office in the Syndicat d'Initiatives on the town's main street, and drove five minutes to the trailhead of the Ancien Chemin de Ota à Piana.
As I headed up through suburban streets to the trailhead of my chosen route, the Chemin des Crêtes (Path of the Ridges), I passed statue after statue of Ajaccio's most famous son – Napoleon Bonaparte.
From Greenville, the trailhead of the Gulf Hagas hike was reachable only over miles upon miles of roads so marginally passable that the locals in four-wheel-drive vehicles we met raised eyebrows and exclaimed that we must be pretty fancy drivers to get so far in a mere car.
The stock recently bounced off of long-term support from its 80-month moving average and could be at the trailhead of a renewed uptrend.
The White Hart (15 Undermountain Road, Salisbury, Conn.; 860-435-0030) is athehe junction of Routes 41 and 44 and within walking distance of the trailhead on Undermountain Road.
Barry, our guide, drove us about an hour south and 2,000 feet up to the trailhead on Maligne Lake, one of the longest glacially fed lakes in the world.
By far the most popular hike in Aspen, the trail along Maroon Lake draws even the most flatfooted visitors: out-of-shape parents, their khaki pants and polo shirts drenched in sweat within a few hundred feet of the trailhead, out-of-breath grandparents stooping at the side of the trail, teenage girls intent on hiking in their flip-flops.
Start at the trailhead on the east side of the creek (look for the wooden sign), and climb over gurgling streams and through quiet, brush-covered hills.
On Sunday morning, many of the same group of friends, including Mr. Johnson — older and definitely in a different spirit — gathered at the trailhead to Peak 1 of the Ten Mile Range and headed up once more.
