byway

On our return from Helmsley, we noticed a byway leading across the moorland with a sign-board pointing the way "to Coxwold."

It meant that he knew every trail and byway for miles about Temple Camp.

Everything appealed to me; every broad way and byway in the vast forest of life sent me galloping down it in exploration.

The roads were sometimes good, and sometimes as execrable as a colonial byway in winter, with mud up to the axles.

I am sorry to hear it: the Duc de Noailles should not forsake the high road for such a byway.