1. A path or track in the UK that is open to pedestrians, horse riders, and cyclists, but not to motor vehicles.
Usage: British English; Also called a bridle path in some regions

Examples

• We rode our horses along the bridleway that cuts through the countryside.
• The bridleway provides a safe route for cyclists away from traffic.
• Local residents use the bridleway for walking and jogging.
• The council maintains the bridleway to keep it accessible for all users.
• She discovered a scenic bridleway during her weekend hike.
• The bridleway connects two villages and is popular with equestrians.