It becomes a track, it zigzags across the face of the cliff, like a piece of string, to the plain. "The Turnstile", - A. E. W. (Alfred Edward Woodley) Mason

The road, with many short zigzags made a remarkably abrupt ascent, and, having reached the crest, wound like a vast serpent along the summit. "In Indian Mexico (1908)", - Frederick Starr

The trail then winds under Yuma Point, and zigzags down the thinner strata of the red sandstones on to the red- wall limestones, where it affords more extended views on a lower plateau of lesser area, the rocky butte on the end of which is named Bunker Hill Monument. "The-Grand-Canyon-of-Arizona-how-to-see-it", - James, George Wharton