"a walking route" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a defined path or trail that can be walked on foot. Example: We followed a walking route through the forest, enjoying the peacefulness and beauty of nature.
The LDWRC (now the National Trails Advisory Committee of the Irish Sports Council) went on to develop many more long distance walking routes, the intention at the time being to develop a walking route around Ireland.
If you come, check your map and plot a walking route in advance.
Formed in 1921, the Appalachian Trail is a walking route that runs from Maine to Georgia.
Both Richard and Luke say they are not campaigning for the line to be "opened up" as a walking route.
But the 2009 Marine and Coastal Access Act granted a government agency, Natural England, the authority to create a walking route around the coast of England, and the aim is to complete it within 10 years.
How do you think a carrier on a walking route can do that, especially when so many of them are now working in the dark?
Inntravel has launched a new walking route, a challenging eight-night trek through Piedmont's remote Valle Maira in Italy's Cottian Alps close to the French border.
A new walking route in Gower brings an all-Wales coastal path a step closer, says the environment minister.
The Fairfield Horseshoe is a classic walking route that is also a spectacular run.
Utilizing parks, playgrounds, pedestrian walkways, and a number of buildings' lobby spaces, one such proposal, by Katrina Yin and Abigail Smith, imagined a direct walking route between the 6 train station at Astor Place, and the 1st Avenue L train station, which would be defunct during the shutdown.
The Fairfield Horseshoe is a classic walking route, traversing eight Wainwrights, and its challenging terrain lends itself perfectly to running.
