Dirt paths are unpaved trails typically found in natural settings, such as parks, forests, or rural areas. They are made from compacted soil and can vary in width and depth, depending on usage and environmental conditions. These paths are often used for walking, biking, or horseback riding, providing a connection to nature. These paths can be created by foot traffic or vehicles over time, leading to a more defined route. They may also serve as access points for hikers, campers, or wildlife enthusiasts exploring the outdoors. Proper maintenance can help preserve their condition and usability.