The phrase "winding pathways" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe paths or routes that twist and turn, often in a scenic or metaphorical context.
Example: "The garden was filled with winding pathways that led to hidden nooks and beautiful flower beds."
Alternatives: "twisting trails" or "meandering routes."
Trees and winding pathways conceal the houses.
It's a charmer of winding pathways bordered by rustic fences and occasional benches.
A few minutes later the crowd turned and walked slowly out along the winding pathways, back to the street.
All are connected to swerving hand railings that create winding pathways for visitors.
Kevin T. Carroll plays Cephus, looking back on the winding pathways of his life from a comfortable rocking chair on his porch as the play begins.
"There's a saying here: After 8, it's too late," said the chapter's president, Stella Miller, of Syosset, N.Y., who helped lead 23 birders along the Ramble's winding pathways.
"We saw that the village houses had palm trees in the courtyard, and we loved that," Ms. Porret recalled as she walked the winding pathway through the gardens of her backyard.
A winding pathway leads to a more cavelike sea environment inhabited by sleek, white-whiskered Steller sea lions and then a rocky indoor-outdoor pool that is home to waddling black-footed penguins.
For the show, he designed a winding pathway inside the main exhibition hall of the Magasin, made up of two closely set, opposing walls for a face-to-face display of the Japanese and Congolese works.
We set up camp adjacent to the jungle, and our minders hacked a winding pathway through foliage so dense it made the trail seem like a covered hedge maze or a leafy hallway.
The background contains a wide landscape with a winding pathway and a broad river before a more distant vista of trees and hills.
