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Meanings of hikers in English

Person who hikes.

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Examples for "hiker"
Examples for "hiker"
1
Jesse looked down the logging road but saw no hiker or fisherman.
Burning bright
2
In 2003, the experienced hiker and climber made the ultimate outdoor mistake.
Reuters
3
Economic conservatives bitterly oppose Huckabee's fiscal policy, blasting him as a tax-hiker.
The Guardian
4
Don't follow any of the smaller streams unless you're an expert hiker.
Hula Done It?
5
My favourite spots A lone hiker on path in the Cheviot Hills.
The Guardian
Usage of hikers in English
1
The formations attract thousands of extreme hikers and novice climbers every year.
Climbing Magazine
2
For hikers, the risks range from crime to getting lost or injured.
The South African
3
The hikers were not breathing and their hearts had stopped, reports said.
BBC
4
I know electronic devices can help find lost kids and stranded hikers.
The story of stuff
5
They created 70 slots per day that allowed climbers, hikers, birders, etc.
Climbing Magazine
6
It is in fact the first glacial feature northbound hikers come across.
A walk in the woods: rediscovering america on the appalachian tr...
7
This could be of particular use to hikers, backpackers and other adventurers.
Wired
8
There, hikers left letters or cards inside a box along the trail.
Wired
9
South Australia's largest mountain range is hallowed ground for hikers and adventurers.
News.com.au
10
There have been violent attacks on hikers and tourists on Table Mountain.
The South African
11
The loft houses simple bunks adequate for a crowd of tentless hikers.
Climbing Magazine
12
More than 40 climbers and hikers have died in France this summer.
The Irish Times
13
One of the hikers looked at him in a not unkindly way.
A walk in the woods: rediscovering america on the appalachian tr...
14
Automated search and rescue vehicles will fan out to find lost hikers.
Wired
15
And there were two canteens of the size usually carried by hikers.
Casey Ryan
16
It is also a perfect spot for hikers on the Rota Vicentina.
The Guardian
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common