Sentences with phrase «mile mountain run»

Squaw Valley offers Lake Tahoe's most extensive and exciting night terrain and includes the 3.2 mile Mountain Run.

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The mountain top resort sits on Mont d'Arbois and with over 450 kilometers (280 miles) of surrounding ski - in, ski - out runs; Six Senses» guests have first access to untouched morning powder.

He is driving along the course of the team's last run, the 12 - mile route up in the Snowy Mountains.

«a day in the life» is the rambling monologue of a housewife (not a million miles from myself;) juggling with household chores and sorting out the kids, answering the phone while cooking dinner and worrying about the economy — but at the end of the day when the jobs are done, you can escape from everyday worries by going for a run, a bike ride or for a swim — where you're alone to think stuff through or think of nothing at all — and certainly not about the phonebill or the mountain of ironing that needs doing.

At last week's regular session, an issue was whether the legislature should specifically authorize the retention of 1.1 miles of railroad track between the end of Catskill Mountain Railroad's Kingston - to - West Hurley run and scenic overviews of the Ashokan Reservoir at the Glenford dike.

The 1500 mile Appalachian mountain chain runs along a nearly straight line from Alabama to Newfoundland — except for a curious bend in Pennsylvania and New York State.

About 500 miles of trails, beginner through expert, wind through the George Washington National Forest here; there's also the Bryce Mountain Bike Park (complete with a chairlift) for steep downhill runs.

This challenging, highly technical, 33 - mile route combines four popular trails — Burro Pass, Hazard Country, Kokopelli Trail, and Porcupine — and runs (almost entirely downhill) from high in the La Sal Mountains to the cliffs along the Colorado River.

I love how good it feels to know that the same great legs rocking my high - heeled boots can carry me for miles and miles, up and over a mountain, do sprints through the grass playing catch with my friend's dogs, or allow me to enjoy a beautiful run around Lady Bird Lake.

The last time I actually trained for an event was the 2016 Georgia Death Race, a 68 mile run through the North Georgia Mountains.

I swim toward the two - year - old Weimaraner who belongs to my girlfriend, Kelly, grab our gear, then run with Moose along the two - mile trail that took us up into these mountains just north of Mammoth, California.

The Enclave really was in its element on the freeway, where it invites you to run up the miles, but it didn't feel out of place or control while winding around rural mountain roads.

I run her 5 - 10 miles a day (all trails for her joints), AND I'll sometimes take her mountain biking or hiking as well.

After all, if you're on a 20 - mile run in the mountains, the last thing you want to do is carry your dog for 10 miles because he cut his foot.

A bike path runs past the residence, and it's less than a mile to the Shooting Star Golf Course, just over 1 mile to Jackson Hole Mountain Resort by complimentary ski shuttle and 2 miles to the awe - inspiring scenery of Grand Teton National Park.

Running coast - to - coast through the heart of America on a 3,200 - mile odyssey from sea to shining sea, US ‑ 50 passes through a dozen different states and four state capitals, as well as the nation's capital, Washington, D.C. Along the route are some of the country's most magnificent landscapes: the Sierra Nevada and the Appalachian and Rocky Mountains, the endless farmlands of the Great Plains, and the desiccated deserts of Utah and Nevada.

Wales» natural charms have long drawn outdoorsy mountain climbers (to the Brecon Beacons and Mount Snowdon), hikers (especially to the Coast Path, which opened in 2012 and runs the entire length of the 870 - mile coast) and surfers (particularly around the verdant Gower Peninsula).

There are some fantastic hiking routes in the mountains near the village, including a short hike to the church of San Martino, and the popular Greenway walk which runs for 6 miles from Cadenabbia to Colonno.

The fi nal section of the journey is on the famous Jungfrau Railway itself, which runs the remaining six miles to just below the peak of the Jungfrau Mountain.

The Backbone Trail runs for nearly 70 miles (110 km) across the Santa Monica Mountains between Will Rogers State Park and Point Mugu State Park and is nearly complete from end to end.

During the 37 - mile journey, the route passes through spruce forests and along the beautiful Warme Bode Valley, as well as running alongside the Harz Mountains.

Mountains rise to almost 5,000 feet above sea level; lush rainforests cover 60 percent of the island; an 115 - mile hiking trail runs the length of the island.

There are plenty of sporting events, such as the annual Magnetic Island Swim, an eight kilometre (five mile) open water swim from the island to Townsville surf life saving club, and the Adventurethon, in which participants paddle, mountain bike and run across the island.

Forty miles of railroad run through majestic redwood forests, scenic mountain meadows, and over 30 trestles bridging the pristine mountain waters of Northern California.

Anderson Valley is a narrow, 20 - mile river valley that runs east to west between coastal mountain ranges.

No need to be alarmed by the name, the Skunk Train is a historic passenger railway that runs through forty miles of majestic redwood forests, scenic mountain meadows, and over 30 bridges overlooking the pristine mountain waters of Northern California.

Thrill seekers will enjoy the four Bootleg Canyon zipline runs that cover 1.5 miles and will have you soaring over the mountains at speeds up to 60 MPH.

This 144 - mile (232 - km) stretch of Canadian highway runs along the Continental Divide past glacial ice fields, high mountain peaks, and the evergreen vastness of the Rock Mountains.

Wake up to stunning mountain views and clear skies of blue; days of champagne powder fun and velvety groomed runs; snow ghosts, sleigh rides and short lift lines, miles of Alpine trails and legendary glades — all for you to explore and enjoy.

Thrill seekers will enjoy the four Bootleg Canyon zipline runs that cover 1.5 miles and will have you soaring over the mountains at speeds up to 60 MPH.

Rose Canyon runs through University City and has a three and half mile point - to - point trail primarily used for hiking & mountain biking and is accessible year - round.