Pavers are suitable for wet, mossy, or shady locations and if they are installed perfectly they withstand snow falling and allow water to infiltrate through them without being damaged. Concrete holds up nicely and resists digging, freezing, and thawing but can crack.

Summary:
1. Concrete pathways are costly and may break with the passage of time.
2. Pavers pathways are affordable but if not installed perfectly may spread.
3. Concrete can be shaded, stained, and sealed.
4. Pavers come in a combination of shade, shapes, and consistencies.
5. Concrete pathways are hard to install as corresponded to pavers which is an straightforward DIY job.

Pavers are smoothly moved or replaced as corresponded to concrete. The preparation of the ground is much more comfortable than with concrete. If you wish to redesign your way or decorate them for the next season it is more advisable to substitute a few selected papers. There is definitely no visible boundary when you wish to extend or shrink the pathway.