The phrase "a network of footpaths" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system or arrangement of interconnected walking paths, often in a park, nature reserve, or rural area.
Example: "The park features a network of footpaths that allow visitors to explore its natural beauty."
Alternatives: "a system of trails" or "a series of pathways".
Witness the first tranche of mayor Dimitris Avramopou los' £8.5m plan to create a network of footpaths and an archeological park.
Stonebarrow Hill, close by, is a great starting point for a network of footpaths, including the family-friendly interactive Smugglers' Trail.
The location near Briantspuddle offers a network of footpaths and cycle tracks, bird-watching on adjoining farmland (home to barn owls) and fishing.
The park opened in 1904 and contained a boating lake, a zoo, tree-lined avenues and a network of footpaths.
It has a network of footpaths and boardwalks and includes evidence of Iron Age settlements and remains of an early cooking hearth.
There will be a network of squares, footpaths and recreation spaces.
Conceived as a reaction against the pernicious sprawl of American suburbia, Arcosanti was planned as a dense, car-free development, in which curvaceous organic dwellings were linked by a network of winding footpaths.
Behind them were ghosts: evocative ruined chapels on high ridges, entire villages lost in undergrowth, and most of all, a network of abandoned footpaths, the dried-up arteries of human communities, slowly disappearing under the encroaching forests of beech and pine.
Wigg Island, a former brownfield site east of Runcorn, contains a network of public footpaths through newly planted woodlands and meadows.
The mature woodland and rolling countryside of Ninham's sprawling 120 acres have a fabulous network of footpaths and cycle routes leading directly from the campsite, and it's less than a mile from the seafront resort of Shanklin.
The challenge is that African produce is conveyed to buyers via a vast network of footpaths, tracks and dirt roads, where the most common mode of transport is walking.
