kept-uptrail

noun
UK /ˌkept ˈʌp treɪl/
US /ˌkept ˈʌp treɪl/

A kept-uptrail is a path that someone takes care of so it stays clean and easy to walk on.

The ranger walked along the kept-uptrail to check for fallen branches.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A route that is regularly repaired and cleared for travelers.

The kept-uptrail through the forest was free of weeds and rocks.

3. A marked course kept open for a specific activity, such as cycling or horse riding.

Cyclists followed the kept-uptrail beside the river.

4. A trail whose condition is watched over by a group or volunteer.

Our club adopted the kept-uptrail and clears it every spring.