Examples of using Network of paths in English and their translations into German
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Formed by a network of paths as old as the city.
This material body is a lump of ignorance,and the senses are a network of paths leading to death.
A network of paths connects the hamlets- a walker's paradise.
One goal when itwas founded in 1969 was to create a network of paths through Europe that would unite nations.
A network of paths and boardwalks enabled us to get really close.
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Trekking Amalfi Coast traces a dense network of paths that from the Lattari Mountains reach the sea level.
A network of paths allows the visitor to admire more than 120 different bush and tree species.
The dune area contains a network of paths, most of which are freely accessible.
The tactile map table in the middle of this restingplace gives an overview of the fully accessible network of paths.
Getting lost in the network of paths is a real adventure- especially for children.
Walk slowly to the heart of the Park through the dense 75 km network of paths, staircases and old mule tracks.
A 1.6 km-long network of paths is available for walkers, joggers and cyclists.
It's a beautiful placeso simply take a walk or cycle through the network of paths around the village.
There was also a network of paths several kilometers long that connected the mills to each other.
In the park is also the large pool with natural chlorination, a pavilion bar,a tennis court and a network of paths that connect the different areas.
The network of paths in the English Garden covers a total of 78 km of which ca 12 km are bridle-paths.
The teaching rooms andteaching staff offices are arranged to form a network of paths, bridges and squares that correspond directly to the outside space.
The network of paths is marked with many easy and average tours with a length of 285 km.
Anterivo is a certified European hiking village, so it meets every requirement for a hikingholiday, such as a well-developed, signposted network of paths.
Drachenfels is criss-crossed with a network of paths- some steep, while others meander gently- that lead to the Rhine.
Discover some of the most Instagrammable places in New York on a private tour of the New York Botanical Garden,exploring the gardens' extensive network of paths by golf cart.
In the following spring a network of paths would be cut into the meadow and several staghorn sumac(Rhus typhina) trees planted.
The use of the data as well as undertaking(riding, walking, taking etc.)the recommended tours or using the network of paths occurs at usersâ own risk and on their authority.
The widely branched and well-developed network of paths and several stables are what make Hermannsburg an Eldorado for horse friends.
With their slender shape, the small luminaire bodies and the subdued colouring, they discretely blend into the tree-linedavenues while attractively staging the green spaces and the network of paths.
The forest's 450-kilometre-long network of paths provides walkers, hikers, cyclists and horseback-riders with plenty of space for all of their activities.
There's a network of paths crossing all over the island displaying a fantastic varietyof landscape with rocky peaks, fossils and volcanic chimneys like"Roque de Agando.
Nature-loving hikers will enjoy the Schmetterlingspfad or butterfly trail-a 16 kilometre long network of paths with two main routes leading past the Turren terminus through flower-filled meadows and along the edge of forests down to the valley, to Lungern or Kaiserstuhl.
If you want to be seduced by the majestic beauty of nature,we recommend you hike up Monte Grappa: Its network of paths and former mule trails is ideal for lovers of Nordic walking and the climbing gym ofValle Santa Felicita is a reference point for all those who loveclimbing and paragliding.
From the fringe of the Damma glacier right at the back of theGöschener valley to the sewage plant below the village, on a network of paths that extends over more than 60 kilometres, 89 stations demonstrate the most varied facets of water: as a designer of the landscape, as a habitat or natural danger, but also as an elixir of life and economic resource.