noun
definition
A slightly elevated path for pedestrians over sandy or swampy ground, typically made out of wood; specifically one running alongside a body of water or beach.
verb
definition
To install a boardwalk over.
Examples of boardwalks in a Sentence
The site has a drop of four meters across it and timber boardwalks provide level access and protect the ground from visitor pressure.
Art and nautical around the world trails wetland boardwalks.
Shoppers often stroll through the store just to experience the Southern California atmosphere made complete with imitation beach shacks, shuttered windows, boardwalks, and deep colored walls.
Animals are comfortably housed in replicated natural habitats that guests can get up close and personal with through a peaceful series of boardwalks or the Safari Train.
During the summer, ski resorts close down and beach boardwalks open up to the general public, while during the winter the opposite is true.
There is absolutely no need for today's youth to suffer from hot sand or pavement, to get splinters from beach boardwalks or to cut their feet on sharp sea shells or sea glass.
The permitted access routes have boardwalks constructed to minimize damage to the vegetation.