Traipse (verb)

To walk or go somewhere, especially when it is tiring or not interesting.

Origin:

The origin of the word is uncertain, but it is thought to be related to the old english word "treopian" meaning "to go on foot".

Examples:

1. We had to traipse through the woods to get to the cabin.
2. They traipsed through the city all day, looking for a place to eat.
3. She traipsed through the mall, looking for a new dress.
4. He traipsed through the museum, not really interested in the exhibits.
5. They traipsed through the countryside, enjoying the scenery.