Sentence examples for trail taking from inspiring English sources

A new long-distance hiking trail taking in some of Provence's overlooked rural and urban landscapes launches in March.

marktgassehotel.ch Green screen Wye Valley and Forest of Dean Tourism has a new Film and TV Trail taking in shooting locations for productions including Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows and the latest Star Wars movie, The Force Awakens.

English country gardens are at their best in summer, and Norfolk's Congham Hall Hotel (01485 600 250; conghamhallhotel.co.uk) has designed a self-guided trail taking in seven of the region's glorious gardens, including its own.

Mr. Ferrer seems to attack this challenge by referring often to his humble upbringing, and Mr. Green refocuses his message as he moves from venue to venue along the trail, taking different supporters with him as he goes.

The most accessible track (you can also get there from Melbourne using public transport) is the eastern Sherbrooke walking trail, taking in lovely fern-filled gullies and pretty picnic spots.

Walks in the area now include a Trespass Trail, taking in the spot on Kinder where hats were passed round to collect money for possible fines, and Hayfield's former police station.

Take the trail on the left heading under San Pascual, and begin the arroyo walk.

The trail took 45 days to build.

The trail takes roughtly three hours.

The trail takes five days and four nights (there are basic overnight huts).

An all-ability circular trail takes you through the woodlands of Langdon Hill Wood.