| After six miles of scrambling, sinking, and bushwhacking, we were scraped and exhausted. |
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| This route is initially on a jeep trail and then it's bushwhacking through a section of thick forest. |
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| Apart from the rare dirt road, you're bushwhacking through terrain that is not kind to sneakers. |
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| We opted to do a little bushwhacking and open up some trails in the three feet of new snow. |
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| Unfortunately, borrowers who take the time to read credit card agreements often finding themselves bushwhacking through a thicket of dense prose. |
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| To be sure, one can use official sources to identify uniformed Confederates who turned to bushwhacking after being caught behind enemy lines. |
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| Sometimes, Union troops in West Virginia simply arrested whoever was handy in response to bushwhacking, especially if arms were present. |
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| If age and economic class, the traditional explanations for bushwhacking, did not determine who went into the bush, what did? |
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| Unfortunately, because an ice storm hit the area earlier in the winter, many trails and bushwhacking sections were thick with downed trees. |
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| The ferns, palms, and other plants grew bigger, so bushwhacking was difficult. |
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| To reach this point Meyer requires his reader to endure too much bushwhacking. |
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| We drop our packs in the willows and begin bushwhacking up and down the river, searching for a safe place to ford. |
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| You can imagine all of them bushwhacking up the Eastern Seaboard from the Maryland Swamps to NYC, Frank in his pith helmet. |
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| Satisfied with my day's bushwhacking, I take a worn trail to see Morning Glory Pool, one of the most photographed images in the world. |
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| When experiencing the wonders of off-trail hiking or bushwhacking, remember to disperse your impact. |
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| I briefly consider bushwhacking my way into the jungle in a parallel traverse of the Stilwell Road, or whatever is left of it. |
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| These roads that were no longer in use had been partly washed away in spots and were grown over by alder trees, but easier than plain bushwhacking. |
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| I didn't want to see the park by bus, so I hiked south from the Denali visitor center and spent two days bushwhacking along deep, fast Riley Creek. |
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| Challenged by obstacles like thick vegetation, random trees, unexpected terrain changes, bushwhacking via bicycle takes every bit of your focus and attention. |
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| Though he originally worked in a British bank, in New Zealand Aris took any job on offer, from bushwhacking and bullock droving to selling lingerie. |
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| If you're interested in doing a little bushwhacking during your next excursion, here are some tips to make that risky ride a bit more fun and worry free. |
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| Most anglers refuse to engage in the severe bushwhacking required to penetrate the thick dense undergrowth surrounding these newly created watercourses. |
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| It wasn't easy, all this bushwhacking through unfamiliar territory. |
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| Take geocaching, a small but growing nerd sport that combines the childhood thrill of the scavenger hunt with the bushwhacking joys of orienteering. |
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| Supple yet tough, these nylon pants can take a week of bushwhacking and still pass muster at a dress-code restaurant. |
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