hike out
US /haɪk aʊt/
・UK /haɪk aʊt/
B1
phr.v.To go on a long walk or trek, usually outdoors.
We decided to hike out to the mountain cabin last weekend.
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How to see Iceland in 10 Days - A Ring Road Itinerary
- This did turn out to be a long driving day, but we made it to the northeastern part of the island by around 5 p.m., where we made it to the Stulagil Canyon, which was a short hike out to this stunning spot.
This did turn out to be a long driving day, but we made it to the northeastern part of the island by around 5 p.m., where we made it to the Stulagil Canyon, which was a short hike out to this stunning spot.
- but we made it to the northeastern part of the island by around 5: 00 p.m., where we made it to the Stúlagil Canyon, which was a short hike out to this stunning spot.
but we made it to the northeastern part of the island by around 5: 00 p.m., where we made it to the Stúlagil Canyon, which was a short hike out to this stunning spot.
The World's Most Remote Brewery
- We don't hike out and grab the glacier water.
We don't hike out and grab the glacier water.
- We don't hike out and grab the glacial water.
We don't hike out and grab the glacial water.
cozy stay in japan's hidden mountain town ⛰️🍵🍃 kamikochi vlog
- So if you're in Kamikochi, definitely hike out to the wetlands and explore there.
So if you're in Kamikochi, definitely hike out to the wetlands and explore there.
- So if you're in Kamikochi, definitely hike out
So if you're in Kamikochi, definitely hike out
To the End of the World (on the Camino de Santiago)
- Amelia couldn't stop her Camino just because my feet were hurting, so she had to hike out this morning.
Amelia couldn't stop her Camino just because my feet were hurting, so she had to hike out this morning.
- my feet were hurting, so she had to hike out this morning.
my feet were hurting, so she had to hike out this morning.