walkway
UK: ˈwɔːkweɪ | US: ˈwɔːkweɪ
n. a path or passage for walking, typically elevated or paved
The word "walkway" is a compound of "walk" (from Old English wealcan, meaning "to roll" or "move on foot") and "way" (from Old English weg, meaning "path" or "road"). The combination logically denotes a designated path for walking. Over time, "walkway" specifically came to refer to constructed passages, often elevated or separated from vehicular traffic.
The hotel features a glass-enclosed walkway connecting the two towers.
Pedestrians should use the walkway to cross the busy highway safely.
The garden’s winding walkway is lined with fragrant flowers.
The airport’s walkway moves automatically to help travelers with heavy luggage.
A wooden walkway stretches across the marsh for nature observers.