trailpole
nounUK /ˈtreɪl.pəʊl/
US /ˈtreɪl.poʊl/
A trailpole is a tall stick you use to help you walk on a path.
She held her trailpole tightly as she climbed the rocky path.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A marker pole placed along a trail to show the way.
We followed the trailpoles through the snowy forest.
3. A long pole used to support a tent or shelter on a trail.
He tied the tarp to a trailpole so it would not fall.
4. A pole used by a skier to help balance on a trail.
The skier planted her trailpole and pushed forward.