Sentences with phrase «nice walking trails»

There are nice walking trails from the house to the one side you can walk all along the coast to the Strandveld Museum and to the other side you can walk along the beach to the Birkenhead Lighthouse.

Some of the nice walking trails near us are dirt paths and bigger wheels would make it so much easier, but I don't want to take apart our stroller unless we know it can be done!

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The resort grounds have a lot of green trees, long trails for walking with stroller while baby sleeping, nice views.

The pool was nice at this resort as well, and there were apparently some good walking trails nearby (we didn't venture out on them though).

One of my favorite things to do when the weather is nice is taking walks outside, especially mini hikes and finding new trails around my local area.

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It was nice to see Jonathan Banks play a role that isn't a repulsive scumbag like in Mudbound or Beverly Hills Cop though and Shazad Latif is amusing as the businessman who is so slimy, he basically leaves a trail wherever he walks.

I also enjoyed the walk along the Devils Slide trail on highway one and recommend Saint Adarius for craft beer, Nisene Marks for a nice hike (they also have a great farmers market at the nearby community college), swift street courtyard for shops and beer / wine tasting and we also found some nice swimholes in Henry Cowell.

But there's a nice greenbelt close to my house that offers miles of walking trails.

Lunch also marked the end of any significant uphill walking on the Inca Trail, which was a nice feeling!

Cyclists have the chance to cycle to camp through some great native bush and walkers can do some nice short walks from camp (ask your guide about the secret glow worm trails).

-LSB-...] The park is a nice loop trail that is easily manage and relatively flat terrain except for a set up stairs to walk down to the main trail.

As with all travel, you walk a lot more than you think you will, so I would suggest bringing a good shoe / boot you can wear all day to walk streets and parks, out to glaciers, around boiling mud and on hiking trails, and a nice pair of shoes / boots to wear when you go out at night.

Following the trail in one direction is 1.3 miles so this is a nice walk if you feel like stretching your legs and getting out of the city.

(without a guide, the trail is clearly marked and there are a local park guides giving instructions if necessary and a lot of people doing this nice walk, free time to explore in your own, walk to Sun's gate (part of the Inca Trail trek) extra walk to the Inka bridge returning back to Machu Pucchu following a path on the left direction, packed lunch included, By 17:00 Hrs Walk down for 1 Hr from Machupicchu to Aguas Calientes, At Puente Ruinas bridge you can visit a small Museum dedicated to Machupicchu's discover and the Orchids Garden (15 Soles trail is clearly marked and there are a local park guides giving instructions if necessary and a lot of people doing this nice walk, free time to explore in your own, walk to Sun's gate (part of the Inca Trail trek) extra walk to the Inka bridge returning back to Machu Pucchu following a path on the left direction, packed lunch included, By 17:00 Hrs Walk down for 1 Hr from Machupicchu to Aguas Calientes, At Puente Ruinas bridge you can visit a small Museum dedicated to Machupicchu's discover and the Orchids Garden (15 Soles fwalk, free time to explore in your own, walk to Sun's gate (part of the Inca Trail trek) extra walk to the Inka bridge returning back to Machu Pucchu following a path on the left direction, packed lunch included, By 17:00 Hrs Walk down for 1 Hr from Machupicchu to Aguas Calientes, At Puente Ruinas bridge you can visit a small Museum dedicated to Machupicchu's discover and the Orchids Garden (15 Soles fwalk to Sun's gate (part of the Inca Trail trek) extra walk to the Inka bridge returning back to Machu Pucchu following a path on the left direction, packed lunch included, By 17:00 Hrs Walk down for 1 Hr from Machupicchu to Aguas Calientes, At Puente Ruinas bridge you can visit a small Museum dedicated to Machupicchu's discover and the Orchids Garden (15 Soles Trail trek) extra walk to the Inka bridge returning back to Machu Pucchu following a path on the left direction, packed lunch included, By 17:00 Hrs Walk down for 1 Hr from Machupicchu to Aguas Calientes, At Puente Ruinas bridge you can visit a small Museum dedicated to Machupicchu's discover and the Orchids Garden (15 Soles fwalk to the Inka bridge returning back to Machu Pucchu following a path on the left direction, packed lunch included, By 17:00 Hrs Walk down for 1 Hr from Machupicchu to Aguas Calientes, At Puente Ruinas bridge you can visit a small Museum dedicated to Machupicchu's discover and the Orchids Garden (15 Soles fWalk down for 1 Hr from Machupicchu to Aguas Calientes, At Puente Ruinas bridge you can visit a small Museum dedicated to Machupicchu's discover and the Orchids Garden (15 Soles fee).

-- The Walk to Huaynapicchu mountain (please note that for late booking (2 - 3 months), when Huaynapicchu tickets are sold out we will get another option the walk to Montaña, also a nice and remarkable walk located at southern of citadel top right of Sun's gate (entrance from Inca Trail) it takes 3Walk to Huaynapicchu mountain (please note that for late booking (2 - 3 months), when Huaynapicchu tickets are sold out we will get another option the walk to Montaña, also a nice and remarkable walk located at southern of citadel top right of Sun's gate (entrance from Inca Trail) it takes 3walk to Montaña, also a nice and remarkable walk located at southern of citadel top right of Sun's gate (entrance from Inca Trail) it takes 3walk located at southern of citadel top right of Sun's gate (entrance from Inca Trail) it takes 3 hr.

This is especially nice for those who enjoy walking or running on the pavement instead of the trails because these individuals are able to enjoy half of the road while vehicles have the other half.

This pet - friendly community has trails nearby, perfect for a nice walk or bike ride with your pet to enjoy the outdoors as well.