Bridleway example sentences
Related (5): path, trail, track, footpath, greenway.
"Bridleway" Example Sentences
Common Phrases
- There is a bridleway running along the side of the field.
- You'll come to an intersection with the bridleway, turn left there.
- We walked the entire length of the bridleway through the woods.
- The bridleway stretches for miles across the countryside.
- The bridleway was overgrown with brambles and bushes.
- They rode their horses along the bridleway.
- The Sunday riders took to the bridleway for a leisurely hack.
- The bridleway was marked on the OS map.
- Unfortunately, the bridleway was closed due to flooding.
- Cyclists often use bridleways that are meant for walkers and riders.
- The bridleway crosses several fields on the way to the village.
- Keep following the bridleway all the way to the ancient woodland.
- Our dog enjoyed running freely along the quiet bridleway.
- The bridleway was muddy after all the recent rain.
- The bridleway wound its way up the side of the valley.
- We decided to take the shady bridleway instead of the road.
- They tethered their horses by the side of the bridleway.
- The bridleway had fallen into disrepair over the years.
- The bridleway became wider as it opened up into a field.
- The horse riders were confined to the bridleway.
- Motorbikes are not allowed on bridleways.
- You have to dismount to use a bridleway.
- The bridleway wound through natural woodland.
- You can see the old railway track running parallel to the bridleway.
- The bridleway passes several farms along its length.
- There were muddy pawprints all along the bridleway.
- The bridleway became rutted and potholed over winter.
- The bridleway was flanked by high hedgerows.
- The bridleway met up with a public footpath at the wood's edge.
- The bridleway slopes steeply down to the valley bottom.
- They followed the bridleway until it ended at the village.
- The bridleway had numerous gates along its route.
- The bridleway traversed open fields and woodland.
- The bridleway diverged into two separate paths.
- There were fallen trees blocking parts of the bridleway.
- The bridleway remained open during the winter months.
- They had to duck under branches overhanging the bridleway.
- The bridleway led past several thatched roof cottages.
- The bridleway ran alongside a fast-flowing stream.
- The brambles encroached onto the bridleway from either side.
- Stiles punctuated the route of the bridleway.
- They took turns leading their horses along the bridleway.
- The bridleway narrowed as it approached the town.
- The bridleway rose up a gentle slope.
- The bridleway skirted the edge of a large field.
- They guided their horses carefully along the narrow bridleway.
- The bridleway went under a railway bridge at one point.
- The bridleway soon joined up with a wider lane.
- The bridleway followed the course of an old Roman road.
- The bridleway crossed farmers' fields.
- The bridleway came to an abrupt dead end.
- The bridleway was a haven for wildlife.
- They stopped to let their horses rest and graze by the bridleway.
- The bridleway afforded beautiful views across the valley.
- The bridleway afford beautiful views over the coast.
- There were signs warning to keep dogs on leads on the bridleway.
- The bridleway was flanked by thistles and nettles in summer.
- The bridleway needed maintenance to remove overgrown vegetation.
- The bridleway joined onto a rural lane after a couple of miles.
- They tethered their horses and let them graze at the side of the bridleway.