switchback

The switchbacks were not the only way down the mountain.

Then came a switchback, which moved the rock wall around to their left.

He had to turn the lights on when they hit the switchbacks.

Switchback had its own high school in operation from 1923 to 1953.

And even if they did, what about all the switchbacks the stairs made going up?

Then she was out of the switchbacks and into a section that required more attention.

The line features many switchbacks on the way up the mountain.

No one had approached through the switchback below them for several minutes.

At one point, seven switchbacks were used to reach a single mine.

The road made a switchback, and climbed higher on the hill.

"This canyon is just a switchback of the one we were in."

The truck picked its way down the switchback in the dark.

It should be about a half mile to that final set of switchbacks.

Switchback: to return to original position in any given sequence.

From there it is a hike with switchbacks the rest of the way to the top.

They were placed on the track in the switchback section.

After the switchbacks it took two miles to gain the next thousand feet.

Behind them, he could see Smith's security detail appear around the last switchback.

Above lie the last long switchbacks and 2,500 feet of altitude to the top.

The trail also has many switchbacks, and a bad fall can result in serious injuries.

The road had too many switchbacks that, at night, would send his car's headlights far ahead.

At the second switchback, to make the turn the road would have had to go back out into midair.

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The first experimental train over the switchback was on June 6, 1887.

He followed the road around, cautiously, finally reaching the top of the switchbacks.