footpath
1 of 1noun/ˈfʊtpæθ/
Forms:footpaths
1
a narrow path for people to walk along, often found in rural or suburban areas
A footpath is a narrow path or trail designed specifically for pedestrians to walk on. It is usually located alongside roads, in parks, or through natural areas, providing a safe space for people to walk without having to share the road with vehicles. Footpaths can be made from various materials, such as dirt, gravel, or pavement, and are commonly found in urban, suburban, and rural areas. They help to separate walkers from traffic and are often used for short trips, recreational walks, or to access nearby destinations.
- They discovered wildflowers along the footpath.
- She followed the footpath through the forest.
- He jogged on the footpath every morning.
- The footpath connected the village to the neighboring town.
- They strolled along the scenic footpath by the river.