ridgeroad

noun
UK /ˈrɪdʒrəʊd/
US /ˈrɪdʒroʊd/

A road that runs along the top of a hill or mountain ridge.

We drove along the ridgeroad and saw valleys on both sides.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A path or track following the crest of a ridge, often used by hikers.

The ridgeroad was narrow but offered amazing views.

3. A scenic route built along elevated terrain for tourists.

The famous ridgeroad attracts drivers every summer.

4. A boundary line or route marking the top edge of a ridge.

Surveyors mapped the ridgeroad between the two properties.