switchbacks (Meaning)

switchbacks

a zigzag road, trail, or section of railroad tracks for climbing a steep hill, to follow a zigzag course especially for ascent or descent

The winding switchbacks of the mountain road tested the limits of the driver's patience.
The narrow switchbacks required meticulous maneuvering and a steady hand.
As the hikers ascended the steep switchbacks, their breath grew heavy and their legs trembled.
The switchbacks provided a challenging but rewarding workout for the group of cyclists.
The road snaked through the hills in a series of treacherous switchbacks, each obscuring the next.
The mountain goats nimbly traversed the rocky switchbacks, their sure-footedness impressive.
The bus struggled to navigate the hairpin switchbacks leading up to the summit.
The hikers paused at a bend in the switchbacks, admiring the panoramic view below.
The winding switchbacks of the canyon trail led to a secluded waterfall, hidden from view until the final turn.
The switchbacks were particularly treacherous in winter, when ice and snow made driving hazardous.

a zigzag road, trail, or section of railroad tracks for climbing a steep hill, to follow a zigzag course especially for ascent or descent

passes, highways, thoroughfares, pike, rows, streets,roads, turnpikes, roadways, arteries

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The winding switchbacks of the mountain road tested the limits of the driver's patience.

The narrow switchbacks required meticulous maneuvering and a steady hand.

As the hikers ascended the steep switchbacks, their breath grew heavy and their legs trembled.

The switchbacks provided a challenging but rewarding workout for the group of cyclists.