Sentences with phrase «points along the trail»

There are multiple access points along the trail, including 96th St NW, Grandview, Hollycroft and 14th Ave NW.

Shuttle services are available for pick up and drop off between your parked car or accommodation, and key points along the trail.

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There is one shot in particular - we were walking along a coastal trail in Point Reyes one morning, when two deer popped their heads up above the tall grass, just across the meadow.

Arsenal sit top of Group A along with PSG on seven points, with both Basel and Ludogorets trailing with a point apiece.

Mr. Gilbert should have pointed to the wonders that are to be found along the beautiful trails if he hoped to enlighten anyone.

Railroads run along beside the trail at some points and a remaining steel mill with fire belching from a pipe is visible in the clearing.

It said that humans and only one other species, gophers I think, are the only animals that don't produce their own vitamin c. And that there is some evidence that we used to, but at some point along the evolutionary trail, we lost the ability to....

Our entire first day was spent hiking the Cascade Canyon trail, then back down to Observation Point, and finishing with a 2.5 - mile route along the Jenny Lake Trail back to ourtrail, then back down to Observation Point, and finishing with a 2.5 - mile route along the Jenny Lake Trail back to ourTrail back to our car.

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Actually I have several positions long various stock indexes... but with trailing stops... if they continue their upward thrust, I will go along for the ride... and if they turned down... see ya... and at some point might have a signal to go short.

There are numerous access points along the entire trail and several parking lots in Leesburg and Purcellville.

The River Parks Trail Map clearly defines segments of the River Parks paved trail system, along with facilities and points of inteTrail Map clearly defines segments of the River Parks paved trail system, along with facilities and points of intetrail system, along with facilities and points of interest.

Frank Valley was historically home to several Portuguese dairy operations so the Interpretive Center would serve as a starting point for a self - guided dairy farm historic hike which would loop through the valley and over Dias Ridge with informative displays along the trails indicating the location and family names of these former Azorean dairy farms.

BC Marine Trails Network The BC Marine Trails Network is dedicated to the creation of a marine network of access points and campsites along the coastline of British Columbia.

There will be three guided 1 - hour public tours with a NPS ranger on Saturday, November 21 at 10 am, 11:30 am, and 1 pm featuring a brief summary of the cultural history of the Battery East project area, natural restoration of the Presidio Bluffs, and a walk along the San Francisco Bay Trail to the Fort Point overlook area that will end with a walk under the iconic Bridge to join the Coastal Trail.

Eagles Point Overlook: In 2014, the overlook at Eagles Point was replaced with a more subtle and setback viewpoint along the trail.

Hike along one of the many trails that include a number of lookout points over the Hudson Valley and as an added bonus the park has bountiful wildlife to glimpse including bobcats, black bears, minks and coyotes.

Top winter hikes in Jasper include Athabasca Falls, Old Fort Point Trail, Trail 7 along the river, Athabasca Glacier, and Sunwapta Falls.

Rating: More Difficult (The trail leaves the controlled recreational area) Return Time: 1 — 6 hours (Depends on turnaround point) Description: Follow «It's a Ten» roadway for approx. 200 metres, then follow the trail up to the left and along the ridgeline.

Sea kayaking with Coastal Kayak Trails along the Cape Peninsula are varied, from a relaxing 2 hour sunset trip near the Cape Town city centre to exciting kayaking around Cape Point, from encounters with penguins at Boulders Beach near Simonstown to encounters with Southern Right Whales, the endemic Heaviside Dolphins and also Dusky, Common and Bottlenose dolphins, Cape Fur Seals, African Penguin and a variety of other sea birds...

The Wild Pacific Trail leads along the coastline from Amphitrite Point towards Ucluelet.

Things to do while on your Grand Canyon National Park tour include a drive of the Grand Canyon, I - MAX movies, shuttle buses to the West Rim, hiking along Bright Angel trail, and bike rentals; plus visits to popular lookout points including Desert View Lookout.

Surfers should head to Paradise Cove Beach, which is known for having the best waves, while Point Dume Nature reserve and Leo Carrillo beach have excellent walking trails, which you can take along the cliff tops to more secluded beaches nearby.

The 10.5 - mile Bolinas Ridge Trail starts in Samuel P. Taylor Park, but there are other points of entry along its length.

The Wild Pacific Trail and Amphitrite Point along with the lighthouse is a popular tourist spot and gives spectacular views of both the Barkley Sound and the Pacific Ocean.

Salt Point State Park, for instance, features a marine conservation area and 20 miles of hiking trails along the rugged coastline, making it a prime spot to watch grey and blue whales.

Walk along winding coastal trails through flowering shrublands, and hike to the iconic lighthouse at Cape Point.

Meet Point Bonita docents along the lighthouse trail.

The Ragged Point Nature Trail follows the perimeter of the peninsula along the high blufftop terrace.

Pacifica is also a popular place to hike, with many trails that wind along the beaches and bluffs, including Mori Point, San Pedro Valley County Park, [5] the Sanchez Adobe, Milagra Ridge, and the privately owned Pacifica quarry.

Keep an eye out for the wagon - wheel ruts around the point that are still visible along the point's soft rock trails and ponder the many visitors who came before you on journeys just a bit more arduous.

It's pet - friendly, and it's a wonderful starting point for walkers; stroll along the neighborhood's level streets, head over to the Fiscalini Ranch hiking trails a few blocks away, or set off down the hill to the shoreline and enjoy fabulous ocean views along the way (but remember, what goes down must come back up!).

Catch a bus or train to Elizabeth Quay and join a cruise along the Swan River, or if you prefer to get a bit more active you can cycle along the riverside trail which provides ample vantage points along with manicured gardens and public art displays.

Starting its life with the name of «Fort John» and being used as a fur trading post in 1834 and eventually taken over by the US Army in 1849, this post was used as a stopping point along the Oregon Trail, an infamously difficult route for migrants from the East coast to find a new life in the as - before untamed West.

Instead of two separate hikes, you could hike along a section of the Pohono Trail from Taft Point to Sentinel Dome and on to Glacier Point.

Salt Point State Park, for instance, features a marine conservation area and over 30 kilometres of hiking trails along the rugged coastline, making it a prime spot to watch gray and blue whales.

In Peru, this includes Cusco (3,326 m), some points along the Inca Trail, and Lake Titicaca (3,820 m).

A trail that leads along the suspension bridges and through the forest eventually reaches a lookout point atop a mountain.

Guides will lead you through jungle trails and point out birds, plants, and animals along the way.

From Anglesea, the trail can be taken from the beach side of the Anglesea Beachfront Caravan Park north along the cliffs or from the main beach access past the surf club to Point Roadknight.

If you feel more energetic you can: swim in the ocean, jog or walk along the splendid coastline, cycle part of the scenic route of the Cape Argus Cycle Tour, wind or kite surf at Glencairn beach, explore the hiking trails around Cape Point, surf one of the local breaks, sea kayak around the harbour or past the penguins, sail from Simon's Town Yacht Club, enjoy a round of golf or go for a scuba dive.

San Clemente's beach trail can be accessed from several places along it's length, but is most easily accessible at the start / end points at North Beach and San Clemente State Beach.

There is a walking trail situated along the beachfront, with benches strategically placed at spectacular lookout points along the coastline.

The viewing point is a descent from the main trail along steep limestone cliffs.

Salt Point State Park, for instance, features a marine conservation area and 20 miles of hiking trails along the rugged coastline, making it a prime spot to watch gray and blue whales.

Drive down Parsons Beach Road, take the trail in, past Parsons Point and along the beach, paddle out where you see beach breaks.

You can hike down a sandy, beachfront park trail when the guide points out a three - toed sloth just above you or a green iguana hurriedly scurrying along a palm tree.

The Inca Trail is, of course, a journey to Machu Picchu, but along the way you pass through nearly a dozen other Inca sites, from simple check points for the couriers who served as a precursor to the two - legged Pony Express, to elaborate villages, temples, and agricultural terraces.

Then, we will gradually ascend for about 2 - 3 hours climbing Inca stone steps while our guide points out different flora and fauna along the trail.

Most groups would be powering ahead along the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu today and would be heading over Dead Woman's Pass, the highest point on the trek and one of the hardest and longest climbs on the Inca Trail.