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Definition of trailhead in US English: trailheadnounˈtrālˌhedˈtrālˌhed The place where a trail begins. we camped amid the pines at the trailhead Example sentencesExamples - La Paz is teeming with climbing agencies happy to drive your team the four hours to the trailhead and back for roughly $320.
- From the trailhead at Bunny Flat, climbers must trudge about six miles to Shasta's summit, gaining more than 7,000 feet over two days.
- It begins where the mules are tied up on the trailhead, and was originally worn out by bighorn sheep.
- You may reach this trail via other routes at Eagle Cliff or start out from your car at an unofficial trailhead that begins in the driveway of generous homeowners.
- It's about 5 miles (one-way), and a 2,100-foot elevation gain, from the west trailhead.
- There are countless trailheads and side trails to visit and enjoy.
Definition of trailhead in US English: trailheadnounˈtrālˌhed The place where a trail begins. we camped amid the pines at the trailhead Example sentencesExamples - It begins where the mules are tied up on the trailhead, and was originally worn out by bighorn sheep.
- You may reach this trail via other routes at Eagle Cliff or start out from your car at an unofficial trailhead that begins in the driveway of generous homeowners.
- There are countless trailheads and side trails to visit and enjoy.
- From the trailhead at Bunny Flat, climbers must trudge about six miles to Shasta's summit, gaining more than 7,000 feet over two days.
- It's about 5 miles (one-way), and a 2,100-foot elevation gain, from the west trailhead.
- La Paz is teeming with climbing agencies happy to drive your team the four hours to the trailhead and back for roughly $320.
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