"cycling paths" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in various contexts when referring to dedicated routes for cycling. For example, "The city has added several new cycling paths in recent years to make commuting on bike easier and safer."
I miss cycling – you have hardly any cycling paths, especially cross-country cycling paths, whereas I used to go on a lot of cycling trips in Germany.
Not that touring the Donau Radweg, one of Europe's most popular cycling paths, is ever mundane.
We recognise it may not always be safe to capture cycling paths on the go.
Cycling paths are usually on the road and cars don't respect that.
There are cycling paths encircling each lake, many of which criss-cross to create a 300-mile network.
People walk in the cycling paths, cars are always parking in the bike lanes and unloading things, even police cars stop there".
Participants cycled a pre-selected route in Antwerp on a dedicated cycling path parallel to a major bypass road (a very busy 10 lane motorway with up to 200,000 vehicles per day and a major flow of heavy duty diesel vehicles).
On the lively pedestrian and cycling path, walk under arched low bridges and take in the varied architecture.
The ones who go on mountain rides are the worst, returning radiating such an evangelical smug glow that you would think that Moses himself had descended on to the cycling path to hand over the Ten Commandments.
On the first day, we hire bikes from Yosemite Lodge at the Falls in Yosemite Village, the Park's main "metropolis", and follow the well-marked, 12-mile circular cycling path along the valley floor.
A paved, well-marked cycling path follows the canal for about 17 miles as it angles northeast out of the city, through the departments of Seine-St.-Denis and Seine-et-Marne, to the handsome town of Claye-Souilly.
