Sentence examples for footpath cut from inspiring English sources

Further west is the spectacular Mont-rebei gorge, with a narrow footpath cut into the face of a cliff hundreds of metres above the Noguera Ribagorçana river.

Norfolk Coast Path, an ancient long distance footpath, cuts across the south eastern corner of the reserve along the sea wall between the farmland and the salt marshes, and further west at Holme-next-the-Sea the trail joins Peddars Way.

"This precolonial footpath has cut through the heart of New York's grid and created congestion for over 200 years".

Follow this, ignoring any turnoffs or cattle tracks, until you get to the wide track of the Two Moors Way footpath, which cuts north to south.

A public footpath also cuts across the land.

The Viking Way, a 147-mile (237 km) footpath that cuts through the village, is a lasting reminder of their presence.

The moor is criss-crossed with footpaths, many of which cut through to the sand and gravel below.

Dawn lived in the nearby village of Enderby, a few minutes' walk away, and chose to take a short-cut along a footpath known locally as Ten Pound Lane.

Traffic will be cut to one lane, footpaths will be widened, trees planted and new street furniture installed.

But he remained a campaigner for access until the end, advising local parents from his wheelchair on how to keep a footpath open to give their children a convenient short cut to school.

Later, the track develops into a footpath if it has been used frequently by many individuals.