tramper
/ˈtræmpər/
noun
- A person who goes on long walks, especially in the countryside or mountains, for pleasure or exercise.
- She is an experienced tramper who has hiked across several national parks.
- The tramper followed the trail through the forest to the lake.
- A group of trampers set out early to reach the summit by noon.
- A person who travels from place to place on foot, often with no permanent home; a vagrant.
- He lived as a tramper, moving from town to town with only a backpack.
- The town provided shelter for trampers passing through during the winter.
- An old tramper asked if he could rest by the fire.