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Definition of waymark in English: waymarknoun ˈweɪmɑːk A sign forming one of a series used to mark out a route, especially a footpath or bridle path. Example sentencesExamples - From the car park climb the path over a small bridge, following red waymarkers.
- There are no waymarks for a while, which is irritating.
- For the next half mile ignore homemade waymarks and some that may be official.
- In contrast to the 18-inch Ryedale waymarkers, Stuart has come across some imposing ones in the West Riding.
- Look out for a distinct path coming up this valley; the way is indicated by a waymarker post on your right.
- Take the path with the yellow waymarker following Grizedale Beck on your right.
- The National Trust's orange-banded waymark posts were useful.
- I got to the last waymark on the 212-mile Southern Upland Way, but there were no throngs of cheering crowds, no flags being waved.
- You will hardly need my directions, with a waymark a minute.
- Jan Scrine little realised what she was taking on when she agreed to help find and catalogue every milestone, or roadside waymarker, in Yorkshire.
- Look for a waymarker that takes you sharp left off the forest road onto a narrower path, fairly steeply uphill to a summit.
- ‘Gates have replaced stiles, new bridges have gone in, muddy sections have been improved, distinctive waymarks erected, and the wardens have even replaced rustic steps up some of the steepest slopes,’ said Jo.
- This moorland walk follows the distinctive waymarkers of the Pendle Way for most of its length and takes in the lofty summit of Pendle Hill, Lancashire's most celebrated ‘mountain’.
- Ignore the track leading off to the right but continue downhill to cross a gate and stile and follow the track leading to a waymarker on an old gate post.
- Leave the reservoir behind by following the path running between a plantation and a little brook to reach a junction of paths at a stone waymarker.
- All waymarks referred to are the arrows for public rights of way, not Forestry Commission routes.
- Just before a sign: ‘Private No Entry’, take a path on the left, by a red waymarker.
- Throughout the walk you will be following yellow waymarkers, where they exist.
- Ten minutes later I was finished, rather pleased with the walk, though note this is obviously a rarely done circuit; one can tell by the paucity of waymarks and the gates that have to be clambered over.
- After passing over the brow of a small hill leave the track and bear diagonally right across a field along a path indicated by a waymarker; this leads to a wooden footbridge on the far side of the large field.
Synonyms notice, signpost, signboard, warning sign, road sign, traffic sign
verb ˈweɪmɑːk [with object]Identify (a route) with a waymark. the trail is waymarked with blue arrows Example sentencesExamples - Though just a handful of scenic roads wriggle through its untold ridges and valleys, dozens of waymarked trails thread the mountains.
- I note that there are no waymarked walking routes in the vicinity.
- The route is mostly waymarked by white arrows on a yellow background.
- Do not go through the gate but turn left along the waymarked route keeping the wall on your right.
- You can explore by canoe, following waymarked trails that connect lakes and rivers; several firms can arrange kayak hire.
- He reported that the path through the college grounds was now fully waymarked and new kissing gates had been installed.
- The new mountain bike trails will be created through virgin forest adding to the 34 miles of waymarked trails already available to cyclists.
- The route is waymarked with flags at 100m intervals.
- Ignore a waymarked gate on the right and follow the track as it winds left, through woodland, and comes to a signpost, directing you right along a pleasing grassy track.
- Much of the countryside is accessible too, with hundreds of long-distance paths and shorter, waymarked routes to help you discover woodlands, heaths, hills and moors.
- If the weather doesn't look good, there are plenty of short waymarked trails around the six reservoirs starting from the car park by the ranger's office.
- The peninsula is looped by the Dingle Way, one of Ireland's best waymarked paths.
- The route follows well waymarked paths from Hawkshead across low pastures to the charming settlement of Colthouse.
- The park has two short waymarked circuits located just south of the Sperrin Mountains.
- A major survey of the walls was undertaken last year: and ideas being considered include opening stretches of the wall at night, putting up more railings, and having new waymarked routes and better information signs.
- To that end, they've developed a huge network of superbly waymarked and graded mountain-biking trails.
- Less than a mile along the walk is the site of the former alum works, where information panels along a waymarked trail explain the story of alum production on the site from 1650 to 1850.
- The forest drive was completed, allowing cars to drive through the entire forest: and since then a series waymarked trails has been set up for walkers, and about 50 km of cycle trails.
- There are good car parking bays on both sides of the road and the route is waymarked, making it easy to follow.
- The forest is now owned by the Forestry Commission and includes a visitor centre, shop, tearoom, picnic sites, an adventure play area, waymarked walking trails and cycle routes that run from one to nine miles in length.
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