The phrase 'walk trail' is correct and usable in written English, typically in the context of outdoor recreation.
For example, "We decided to spend the day hiking the forest, so we set off early to walk the trail."
Today the group had its best turnout of the season as we planted 17 perennials and weeded the corner area near the river walk trail.
Today the group weeded the curb strips where perennials and trees have been planted as well as the area along the river walk trail.
At least so long as the artist is possessed of the international stature of Hachivi Edgar Heap of Birds, and the sponsorship comes in the form of an institution of higher learning such as the Georgia College and State University at Milledeville, Georgia, which underwrote the 2005 installation of Do You Choose to Walk Trail of Tears.
One of them, Rye Hills, has a walking trail and a circle ring for storytelling.
Bradshaw had come to show me the new Laurie Lee walking trail devised by the trust.
A walking trail takes visitors through grasslands; visitors also can roam sand dunes and mud flats.
Dominica is home to the Caribbean's longest walking trail, now reopened following August's Tropical Storm Erika.
The St Olav's Way walking trail opened in 2013, winding through mountainous country with churches, forests and lakes.
More recently, a walking trail over the back of the promontory has also been named in Tennant's honour.
The original plan was to build a reconciliation walking trail along the clifftop, from Elliston down to the bay.
Wales is the only country in the world that boasts a walking trail spanning its entire coastline.
