Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun The place where a trail begins.
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- noun The beginning of a
trail , often specifically ahiking trail
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- noun the beginning of a trail
Etymologies
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Examples
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Drive four miles in – passing through dramatic cliff formations – to the Wind Caves trailhead, which is marked on the left.
A Desert Escape 2008
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He said the trailhead will be a "gateway" to upper park, noting that the improved facilities will bring attention to trails that aren't often frequented by park users.
Breaking News TONI SCOTT-Staff Writer 2010
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The trailhead is the primary gateway to the magnificent Eagles Nest Wilderness.
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The trailhead is the primary gateway to the magnificent Eagles Nest Wilderness.
Summit Daily News - Top Stories By Kimberly Nicoletti 2010
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The trailhead is the primary gateway to the magnificent Eagles Nest Wilderness.
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He said the trailhead will be a "gateway" to upper park, noting that the improved facilities will bring attention to trails that aren't often frequented by park users.
Breaking News TONI SCOTT-Staff Writer 2010
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The trailhead is the wartime necessity of "coming together for the greater good"; from there, even after the cessation of hostilities, the slope just becomes steeper and more slippery.
Right Wing News 2009
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But be advised, the 4. 5-mile dirt road to the trailhead is a rough one.
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But be advised, the 4. 5-mile dirt road to the trailhead is a rough one.
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The trailhead is the little footpath to the left of this house.
Ron's Log 2008
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