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off the beaten track
(redirected from travel off the beaten path)

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*off the beaten track and *off the beaten path
Fig. away from the frequently traveled routes. (*Typically: be ~; go ~; travel ~.) We found a nice little Italian restaurant off the beaten track.
See also: beaten, track
off the beaten track
not known or popular with many people off the beaten path Her tastes in reading tend to be off the beaten track.
See also: beaten, track
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Sheriff's officials said the forest patrols are important because some people travel off the beaten path to ditch stolen vehicles, do drugs and commit other crimes.
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Yet just as he begins to travel off the beaten path, the book concludes, leaving the reader feeling the textual equivalent of a dreaded drug underdose.
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For those who travel off the beaten path or to unfamiliar locations, a compass mounted on the dashboard is a solid investment.
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