Noun
beaten track
(figuratively, singular only) A well-populated area or well-trodden path; any busy area.
The isolated cottage was well off the beaten track.
on the beaten track
It is a more beaten track.
Adapted with permission from dedicated to travelers looking for alternative and off the beaten track travel. Source: Internet
I then found myself investigating a host of “names” who I would perceive to be well off the beaten track today in comparison to once upon a time. Source: Internet
But it would be hard to see the Amazon warrior fighting in high heels, mini-skirt, strapless bustier and resting once again on a man to complete his mission, a female character leaving the beaten track and Hollywood rebutted. Source: Internet
Baracca Backpacker Aurigeno is a beautiful little hostel, off the beaten track. Source: Internet
But it is so small and off the beaten track that it's not even worth a few pixels' worth of programming to the providers of on-board entertainment. Source: Internet
Given six weeks you can really dive deep into Morocco: explore its big-ticket destinations while still having plenty of time to discover its more hidden corners – getting off the beaten track or just taking more time to soak the country in. Source: Internet