singletrack
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6.3
- noun
- /ˈsɪŋɡlˌtræk/
:
sendero estrecho
- The organizers planned the event to include both roads and singletrack paths for a varied biking experience.
- singletrack trail
- ride singletrack
- singletrack descent
Examples
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There's singletrack in San Francisco—and it's legal and well marked.
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At the south end of the city, in the Excelsior, this 300+ acre park offers miles of high and dry singletrack, as well as some pretty cool views of the city.
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Pedal down the street about 50 yards until you see the singletrack heading into the park.
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The point is that I am trying to make a good uphill singletrack to the top of the popular downhill Flume Trail.
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Mount Sutro is the eucalyptus-filled hillside between Twin Peaks and UCSF, and it offers miles of varied singletrack to play on.
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This compact park, just five miles from BART, is a singletrack oasis filled with towering redwoods and trickling creeks.
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Yes, please—on a 31-mile stretch of singletrack that follows the Ouachita (Oh-Ah-Sha-Tah).
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Spending each day on miles of amazing singletrack, I have been putting many of my physical skills to the test—technical uphill, tight switchbacks, log and boulder hopping, and fast, loose downhills.
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The mountain bikers enjoyed racing along the narrow singletrack that wound through the forest.
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After a long hike, we finally reached the exciting singletrack trail with views of the valley.
Synonyms
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1.0
A way or track that people and things move along for travel
How Complex
- Specialized
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6.3
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word singletrack comes from the parts single 'one' and track 'path'. So a singletrack is a narrow path or trail where only one bike, car, or person can go at a time.