rollway
/ˈrəʊlweɪ/North American
noun
1A natural slope on the bank of a river, or a passageway on the side of a hill or mountain, down which logs are rolled. Also: an area near a riverbank where logs are stored while awaiting transportation.
2A pile or stack of logs on a riverbank awaiting transportation.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in Daily National Intelligencer (Washington). From roll + way.