- A
hike is a long,
vigorous walk,
usually on
trails or
footpaths in the countryside.
Walking for
pleasure developed in
Europe during the
eighteenth century...
- Look up
hike in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Hike may
refer to:
Hiking,
walking lengthy distances in the
countryside or
wilderness Hiking (sailing)...
-
versions of the
series spell the
title differently—thus Hitch-
Hiker's Guide,
Hitch Hiker's Guide, and Hitchhiker's
Guide are used in
different editions...
- Thru-
hiking, or through-
hiking, is the act of
hiking an
established long-distance
trail end-to-end continuously. The term is most
frequently used regarding...
- Kitson, see The
Hiker (Kitson) For the
statue by
Allen George Newman, see The
Hiker (Newman) The
Hiker may also
refer to: "The
Hiker", a song by Scottish...
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roadsides and trails, up on
mountain peaks, and
adjacent to
Buddhist temples.
Hikers frequently add
stones to
existing cairns trying to get just one more on...
-
anything about hitch-
hiking?". Wechner, Bernd. "The Pros and Cons of Hitch-
Hiking". bernd.wechner.info.
There are no
statistics on hitch-
hiking, at
least none...
- newsletter,
Hike Ontario.
Hike Ontario also
offers a
hike leader education program for
persons interested in
taking groups on
hikes.
Hike Ontario also...
- The Hitch-
Hiker is a 1953
American independent film noir
thriller directed by Ida Lupino, who co-wrote it with her
former husband Collier Young, and starring...
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originates from the
German words wandern ('to
hike') and Lust ('desire'),
literally translated as 'enjoyment of
hiking',
although it is
commonly described as...
