game trails
Wildlife footpaths worn
Game trails are paths worn through wilderness by the repeated passage of wild animals moving between feeding grounds, water sources, and shelter.
These narrow, often winding routes through brush or forest reveal animal movement patterns and are used by hunters tracking prey: We followed the game trail down to the creek.
- trackingMonitoring location over time
- huntingPursuing wild game
- tramplingCrushing underfoot repeatedly
- spoorAnimal's passage evidence
- scent markingDepositing odor for communication
migration · wildlife corridors · seasonal patterns · grazing land · conservation · foraging · pathways · habitat restoration · territoriality · watering holes · erosion · predation · migratory routes · field research · mountain ridges · ecotourism · safari guide · nature walk
- huntingdeer hunting, hunting rifle, hunters, tracking, hunting license
- animal trackingtracks, footprints, hoofprints, spoor, droppings
- Off-trail hikingbushwhacking, scrambling, wilderness navigation, route finding, orienteering
- walking safarisbush walks, guided walks, tracking, wildlife tracking, animal tracking
- hiking termshiking trails, trailhead, switchback, summit, switchbacks
- hiking trailsmountain trails, trailhead, coastal path, forest paths, switchback
game trailshighways
Major intercity roads
paved roads · boulevards · freeways · motorways · city streets
game trailssuperhighways
Large multi-lane expressways
expressways · turnpikes · city streets · avenues · arterial roads