cared-fortrail

noun
UK /kɛəd fɔː treɪl/
US /kɛrd fɔr treɪl/

A cared-fortrail is a special path that people take care of so it stays clean and safe.

The children walked along the cared-fortrail and picked up any litter they found.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A route that is looked after by a group or community.

The village cared-fortrail is checked by volunteers every weekend.

3. A trail kept in good condition for animals or visitors.

The cared-fortrail through the woods helps deer move safely.

4. A path that someone watches over and repairs when needed.

After the storm, they fixed the cared-fortrail so everyone could use it again.