Sentence examples for wilderness region from inspiring English sources

Other Rockwell relatives were early discoverers and developers of the Mesabi Range as well as property owners in what is now the Boundary Waters wilderness region of Minnesota.

They have spread into northern New South Wales and across much of the tropical wilderness region of the Northern Territory known as the Top End.

The Appalachian Mountain Club operates two traditional camps situated in the state's 100-Mile Wilderness region, part of the magnificent Maine Woods.

It is a port of entry and supply point for a wilderness region noted for hunting, canoeing, boating, snowmobiling, and fishing.

The first part of this wilderness region was inscribed on the World Heritage List in 1982; it was later expanded three times.

WHEN Barbara Corbato booked a trip to Ontario's wilderness region with an adventure travel company, she and her companion, Bella, spent a long weekend canoeing, hiking, swimming and lounging by the campfire.

Elsewhere, there are colonial mansions to admire, social history museums to investigate and wilderness regions to explore.

"I have left references to specific locations of archaeological sites and wilderness regions in this book as obscure as possible," he announces in an author's note.

"These mainland speculators are driving Tassie's house prices out of range for young Tasmanians," he complains.I am here on an unusual expedition, accompanying a group of noted Sydney artists who are painting Tasmania's wilderness regions for an exhibition later this year.

This is one of the last great wilderness regions left in Europe.' In the strange blue half-light of the forest, sounds are invariably few – the panting of the dogs, the coarse scrape of the sled across the ice, the crunch of heavy boots in the snow – but they seem amplified in the mute landscape.

Sobek has since transformed and influenced thousands of folks on rivers, mountains and wilderness regions around the world.