fire trail

British  

noun

1. a permanent track cleared through the bush to provide access for fire-fighting

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Example Sentences

Johnson’s husband reported her missing nearly two weeks after she was last seen Nov. 25 walking east on Fire Trail Road to a friend’s house.

From Seattle Times

Driving through the fire trail in Kangaroo Island, there are rows upon rows of blackened trees, some still burning from inside.

From BBC

The last 5km stretch along a flat fire trail and, because Waterfall is the last stop on the line, water, toilets and a seat on the train itself will be waiting on the platform.

From The Guardian

Ron Post bought his son’s pig on behalf of his neighbors, who each paid a share to get fresh cuts of meat from a pig that went on regular walks on the fire trail in the open space behind their homes.

From New York Times

Ms. Vetrano was jogging on a fire trail, a pathway three miles long and just wide enough for a fire truck.

From New York Times