tote road

an unpaved road for carrying supplies, as to a camp or clearing.

Origin of tote road

First recorded in 1855–60

totara, tote, tote bag, tote board, tote box, tote road, totem, totem pole, totemism, totemist, totemite

But Col. Gideon Ward's well known figure was not among the passengers on the tote-road.

The Rainy Day Railroad War |Holman Day
He turned the team slowly onto the tote-road and glanced again toward the shack.

The Promise |James B. Hendryx
The big Irishman turned and swung down the tote-road, the webs of his rackets leaving a broad trail in the snow.

The Promise |James B. Hendryx
They came up the old "tote-road" by the river side, and a herd of buffaloes on a stampede could hardly have made more noise.

Sevenoaks |J. G. Holland

They'd wint in be th' river, but come out be th' tote-road, an' mad clean t'rough to th' gizzard.

The Promise |James B. Hendryx