A hillwalker is a person who walks over hills for pleasure, not to get to work or catch a bus.

A hillwalker一個健行者 is a person who walks over hills for pleasure指為了樂趣在丘陵健行的人, not to get to work or catch a bus不是為了上班或趕公車。

You hear the word most in British English, especially in Scotland, Wales, and the north of England, where a long walk on high ground is a normal weekend hobby. A hillwalker wears boots, carries a pack, and follows paths; they are not, in the usual sense, climbing rock with ropes — that person is a climber or a mountaineer. Though actually the line is messy: some British “hills” are huge, and some hillwalkers go very high.

You你 hear the word most最常聽到這個字 in British English在英式英文裡, especially in Scotland, Wales, and the north of England尤其在蘇格蘭、威爾斯和英格蘭北部, where a long walk on high ground那裡到高地長途健行 is a normal weekend hobby是很平常的週末嗜好。A hillwalker一個hillwalker wears boots穿靴子, carries a pack背背包, and follows paths沿路徑走; they他們 are not, in the usual sense通常不是, climbing rock with ropes用繩索攀岩——that person那種人 is a climber or a mountaineer是攀岩者或登山者。Though actually不過其實 the line is messy界線其實很模糊: some British "hills"有些英國的「hills」 are huge其實很巨大, and some hillwalkers go very high而有些hillwalker爬得很高。

The ending -er is the person. The activity itself is hillwalking. Americans are more likely to say hiker.

The ending -er字尾-er is the person就是「做這件事的人」。The activity itself這活動本身 is hillwalking叫hillwalking。Americans美國人 are more likely to say更常說 hiker。