Sentences with phrase «scrambling over rocks»

The backpacks were a nice length, but be prepared to do a lot of stream crossing and scrambling over rocks.

Walks are from five to nine kilometres long and you will be in the rainforest at least three hours, on graded tracks which may be a little rough and involve some scrambling over rocks and creek crossings.

Tidal dependent routes will see adventurer's in full wetsuits, buoyancy aids, helmets and shoes scrambling over rocks, jumping into plunge pools, negotiating natural sluices and whirlpools with the option of big cliff jumps for the not so faint hearted.

There are countless trails to explore, although only avid hikers should attempt the more strenuous ones, which are more than a dozen miles in length and have climbers scrambling over rocks at certain points.

Older kids will love scrambling over the rocks and looking for crabs in the rock pools, as well as snorkelling or kayaking around the coast.

But PBGVs don't have the extremely short legs of Basset Hounds - their legs are long enough to let them nimbly scramble over rocks and run at a good speed.

Shorter dogs may have a more difficult time on trails, since they have to expend more energy and may not be able to scramble over rocks as easily.

I scrambled over the rocks, climbing on all fours.

You can also walk to the left and scramble over rocks to reach the second beach which is often deserted.

Once through the cave, your river adventure begins, scramble over rocks and boulders, and then navigate a waterfall before enjoying a lazy float down - stream.

Not exact matches

The pack has space to store all of your canine's travel essentials (food, treats, toys, first - aid supplies and travel bowls) and includes a large handle to help dogs over rock scrambles or extract them from water.

The hike turned out to be less of a hike and more of a brief scramble to reach a man - made waterfall, where we laid on a slab of sandstone and watched the moon and listened to the water trickle over red rock glazed moonlight - blue.

Exposed and consisting of Class 3 climbing — characterized by scrambles over craggy rocks — climbing helmets were a necessity.

Take a short detour from the path to scramble up Paritutu Rock, a two million year old remnant of an active volcano, which offers magnificent views over New Plymouth, the Sugar Loaf Islands and backdrop of imposing Mount Taranaki (cloud cover permitting).

Trek through thick forests along dusty paths, scramble over fields of volcanic rock, and pump your legs to lofty vantage points around the top of Mount Agung...