The phrase "a footpath from the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific footpath that leads from a particular location or point.
Example: "There is a footpath from the park that leads directly to the riverbank."
Alternatives: "a trail leading from the" or "a pathway from the".
The trains are still the only way of getting to the house, apart from a steep scramble up a footpath from the nearest road.
(Those in search of something quieter will be happy to know that the secret beaches of Punta de Ses Portes are a short stroll along a footpath from the far end of the beach).
A ramped footbridge connected the platforms at the north end, and each platform had ground-level access from the sides: the eastern, southbound platform from MoD Abbey Wood; the western, northbound platform via a footpath from the car park to the north.
Mr. Gray is based in Harpers Ferry, W.V. From there, he manages a corridor of federal land acquired to protect the Appalachian Trail, a footpath from northern Georgia to Central Maine that is protected by the federal government.
It is reached by a footpath from a farm – it is only accessible on foot – and is surrounded by a churchyard.
Across the water from the town centre, follow a footpath down from the Teatro Romano through a grove of cypress trees that eventually comes out in front of Castel San Pietro, which has panoramic views over the city.
We followed a footpath away from the projects, under railroad tracks, up to a scrubby clearing beside a junk yard of decaying freight containers.
It has more than 100 uneven steps so this isn't terrain for tots, but there is a buggy-accessible footpath from the Arthurian-themed village.
The Limestone Link is a 36 mile long-distance footpath from the Mendips to the Cotswolds and the Mendip Way covers 80 km from Weston-super-Mare to Frome.
A day of sunshine enabled Rolo and me to walk along the coastal footpath from the Lizard to Coverack, a distance of 11 miles.
Sited on the agricultural edge of Bern, skirted by a motorway, and reached by trolleybus or footpath from the city centre, this beguiling new arts centre represents the work of Renzo Piano's Building Workshop (RPBW) at its considered, and considerable, best.
