cart track

British  

noun

1. Also called: cart road.  a rough track or road in a rural area

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Example Sentences

It also had two sets of ventilation and cart tracks.

From Los Angeles Times

Next day we drove down rutted cart tracks, past half-naked children playing in streams and into an Orang Asli village - the indigenous people of Malaysia.

From BBC

In the Lower 48 states, the farthest you can get from a road is 22 miles, in a corner of Yellowstone; here, we were over 100 miles from even the rudest cart track.

From New York Times

The place grew rapidly, though even at that time Mr. Mackenzie, Sir John Macdonald’s political opponent, declared that a cart track was good enough for Manitoba for many years to come. 

From Project Gutenberg

They scoured every main artery and side road and cart track for miles in every direction, he and Johnny the Itch.

From Project Gutenberg