The phrase "a country path" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a rural or less developed road or trail, often found in natural settings.
Example: "We decided to take a leisurely stroll down a country path, enjoying the fresh air and beautiful scenery."
Alternatives: "a rural trail" or "a scenic pathway".
It is as grand as a Titian and as humble as a country path.
If a country path was once a corpse road, then it was also a carrier of spent lives.
Dressed and powdered to the nines, they are shown taking a stroll arm in arm on a country path.
It is the kind of exploration that is best undertaken in a drawing room or on a country path.
Behind Chinnamudaliarchavadi, where a stretch of highway has been upgraded from a country path in recent decades, the pace of development is rapid.
Modeled after the so-called Megan's Law in the United States, the British version is being promoted as Sarah's Law, in memory of Sarah Payne, 8, who was abducted last month near her grandparents' home and later found dead and naked off a country path after a search that aroused front-page sympathy throughout Britain.
It began off a remote country path in Oxfordshire in July with the suicide of a reclusive weapons expert, and it came to a highly publicized climax in a central London courtroom today with spokesmen from warring sectors of the British establishment exchanging charges of lying, hypocrisy, bullying and deceit.
We were kicked out on a damp country path in the middle of nowhere.
It shows a red country path, blue skies and the white hawthorn blossom of the Yorkshire Wolds, without a saint or cross in sight.
I cross a modern asphalt road and the trail becomes an old country path: white stones smoothed by centuries of bare feet and donkey hooves.
Replete with lush green open spaces, Letchworth's 33,000 people are encircled by a 13-mile country path, allowing residents to amble on an endless loop without straying far from civilisation.
