boardwalk
/ˈbɔrdwɔk/
noun
- A wooden walkway or promenade, often built along a beach or waterfront, typically with shops, restaurants, and attractions.
- We strolled along the boardwalk and bought ice cream from a vendor.
- Families enjoy biking and rollerblading on the boardwalk during summer.
- The Atlantic City boardwalk is famous for its casinos and amusement piers.
- A path made of wooden planks, especially in a natural area like a park or wetland, to protect the ground and allow easy walking.
- We followed the boardwalk through the forest to a scenic overlook.
- The national park built a boardwalk over the fragile sand dunes.
- A boardwalk through the marsh lets visitors observe birds without disturbing the habitat.