roughtrack
nounUK /ˈrʌf.træk/
US /ˈrʌf.træk/
A bumpy path that is not smooth to walk or drive on.
The jeep bounced along the roughtrack toward the farm.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A difficult or uneven course in life or work.
She stayed calm through the roughtrack of her early career.
3. A track in sports that is uneven or poorly kept.
The runners struggled on the roughtrack after the rain.
4. A rough route taken by animals or hikers through wild land.
We followed a roughtrack through the forest to the river.