Sentence examples for trails opened from inspiring English sources

DENVER — Mountain bikers, now barred from most backcountry areas in national parks, could have thousands of miles of trails opened up to them under a rule change proposed Thursday by the Interior Department.

New reedbeds were created east of Fen Hide, which can be accessed by two new trails opened in 2012.

Mahé's trails open up the island's secret corners.

The eastern section of the trail opened in 1930, and it was extended west to Hunter Mountain in 1934-5.

After a few minutes' walking, the trail opened into a clearing above the river and the silence was shattered by the sound of a loud engine.

That's when the Trans-Catalina Trail opened, a traverse of the surprisingly rugged Santa Catalina Island, which is only 22 miles from Long Beach as the crow flies.

In June, the 220-mile Celtic Trail opened, running east to west across South and West Wales from the Old Severn Bridge in Chepstow to the Pembokeshire Coast National Park.

A couple of miles into the hike, as the trail opened into a valley, it came into view: a massive, ragged smear of snow-laden ice, perched just under the sawtooth granite skyline.

The Eastside Trail opened in 2012, and since then locals have swarmed the 2¼-mile paved path that stretches from Midtown's Piedmont Park to the residential neighbourhood of Inman Park.

When Hadrian's Wall Path Trail opened last year, many rejoiced, but since then an unexpected 400,000 walkers have trodden the path and archaeologists are now concerned for its welfare.

The Hadrian's Wall Path National Trail, opened in 1993, is a foot path available only to walkers for most of its 84-mile route (about 12 miles is shared with cyclists).