wheelchair-friendly path

noun phrase
UK /ˈwiːltʃeə ˈfrɛndli pɑːθ/
US /ˈwiːltʃɛr ˈfrɛndli pæθ/

A path that is smooth and flat so people in wheelchairs can roll along it easily.

The park has a wheelchair-friendly path that goes all the way to the pond.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A route in a building or park designed with gentle slopes and wide space for wheelchair users.

The museum added a wheelchair-friendly path from the entrance to the garden.

3. A trail or walkway with a hard, even surface instead of gravel or steps.

We chose the wheelchair-friendly path so Grandma could join the walk.

4. A travel route that has ramps, lifts, and smooth ground for people who use wheelchairs.

The guidebook lists a wheelchair-friendly path through the old town.