The route was winding, the creek prone to flooding but the land acquisition was easiest along the Creek.

The two routes wind eastward along a two-lane residential road, passing Gedney Park and leaving the hamlet of Millwood.

The route wound its way round the south end of the lake and through rugged mountain passes to the Russian/Mongolian border.

But one route wound its tortuous way all around the maze, with three separate splits and rejoinings, and finally exited to a hole in an opaque wall.

The routes wind their way southward out of Olivebridge and into the hamlet of Davis Corners.

From here, the two routes wind northwest and descend a forested hill with one northbound lane and two southbound lanes, entering Ridgway.

The route winded eastward, and southwestward through Hammond, passing to a general southeastern direction.

The route twisted and wound in every direction, the wall torches becoming fewer in number.

Their route through Idaho and Utah had been winding, but steady.

Three routes of 20, 50, and 100 miles will wind along country roads and through towns with church steeples.