Sentences with phrase «ravines cut»
Off The Beaten Track travel magazine Spain offers independent travel information and travelogues about vacations in Spain: Travelogue The Moorish Heritage of Andalusia - Biking in the mountains of al - Andalus Travelogue City trip Granada - Alhambra, Generalife and Albaicín Travelogue City trip Madrid - Streets, bars and outdoor cafés get crowded in the evening Travelogue La Gomera, the magical island - Over 50 ravines cut through the green island Travelogue City trip Valencia - From old city gates and churches to futuristic museums
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Off The Beaten Track travel magazine Spain offers independent travel information and travelogues about Spain vacations: Travelogue The Moorish Heritage of Andalusia - Biking in the mountains of al - Andalus Travelogue City trip Granada - Alhambra, Generalife and Albaicín Travelogue City trip Madrid - Streets, bars and outdoor cafés get crowded in the evening Travelogue La Gomera, the magical island - Over 50 ravines cut through the green island Travelogue City trip Valencia - From old city gates and churches to futuristic museums Travelogue Bicycle vacation Transpirinaika - Crossing the Pyrenees from coast to coast Travelogue Culture and Nature in Andalusia - White Villages in Pretty Mountainscapes With Unspoilt Nature Travelogue Hiking Vacation La Palma - A Volcanic Landscape with Greenhouses and Water Reservoirs
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Broad, bare, glaciated valleys are replaced by cozy, wooded ravines after we cut west at Dalwhinnie, where a cluster of whitewashed buildings topped with copper roof caps turn out malt whisky.
The charming boardwalks and bridges that cut over a deep rainforest ravine and the well - kept dirt path eventually open up to the secluded beach after about 1 km.
Stone step, cut into the cliff, lead into a lush ravine that forms...
Quote from the Lonely Planet Covered in coconut palms and cut by sharp ravines that turn into rivers after rain, the seahorse - shaped San Andrés is the largest island in the archipelago... San Andrés offers excellent scuba diving opportunities all around the island.
On the 12.4 - mile - long ride, you'll see rivers that cut through deep ravines, waterfalls cascading down the sides of steep, snow - capped mountains and farms clinging dizzily to sheer slopes.
On this train journey to Kuranda; you'll travel through hand cut tunnels and shunt over bridges that hover above deep gorges and ravines, passing beautiful Stoney Creek and Barron Falls.