The phrase "winding footpath" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a path that twists and turns, often found in natural settings or parks.
Example: "As we walked along the winding footpath, we admired the beautiful scenery around us."
Alternatives: "curving trail" or "twisting pathway."
Inside the villages the roads consist mainly of narrow, winding footpaths.
There are many caves in this 268-acre ecosystem, with winding footpaths and "rooms" with stalactites, stalagmites and huge limestone formations.
Near the end of the trip, I made the six-mile-long, one-mile-steep vertical descent to Drung, a Gulmarg route that at its terminus passes through the winding footpaths of a Kashmiri hamlet.
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.
I followed the winding concrete footpath back to my guesthouse.
Borderland residents say that the division marked by the thin asphalt road between Turkey and Syria never reflected life in the valley: most family trees have both roots and branches that crisscross the border, and the winding mountain footpaths between the two states are well worn by a traditional black market trade in everything from sheep to cigarettes.
Sometimes the footpaths winding down to the bubbles look like London Bridge in the rush hour.Transport has been a constraint.
Just a stone's throw from the east side of Lake Maggiore, the tiny mountain village of Arcumeggia is a true delight to explore; with its cobbled streets, footpaths winding up into the mountains and houses with bright murals painted by a group of artists in the 1950s.
Ahead of us winds the graceful footpath, decorated with cherry blossom, iris, lilies, violets and poppies, and flanked by dry-stone walls that are garlanded in wisteria, jasmine and valerian.
