roughpath

noun
UK /ˈrʌf.pɑːθ/
US /ˈrʌf.pæθ/

A path that is bumpy and not smooth to walk on.

We walked along the roughpath through the woods.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A difficult or challenging course of action.

Learning to play the violin was a roughpath at first.

3. A route in a game or race that is full of obstacles.

The final level of the game is a roughpath with many traps.

4. A way of life that is hard and full of problems.

After losing his job, he faced a roughpath ahead.