Navy Pier, Chicago — Who says a boardwalk has to be by the ocean? Chicago's Navy Pier is on Lake Michigan. Christian De Grandmaison/Dreamstime Atlantic City Boardwalk, New Jersey — There's more to Atlantic City than casinos. This boardwalk empire is one of the most historic in the U.S. Courtesy Dreamstime Coney Island, Brooklyn, New York — Coney Island's iconic Wonder Wheel looms over the boardwalk and amusement park Zhukovsky/Dreamstime Santa Monica Pier, California — The Santa Monica Pier hugs the Pacific coast. Katja Šauperl/Dreamstime Oceanfront Boardwalk, Myrtle Beach, S.C. — Myrtle Beach's Oceanfront Boardwalk and Promenade is a relative newcomer but draws many happy guests each summer. Shester171/Dreamstime Ocean City Boardwalk, Maryland — Ocean City's boardwalk is a beauty day or night. Richard Gunion/Dreamstime Venice Beach Boardwalk, California — The boardwalk at Venice Beach is officially named Ocean Front Walk, but nobody calls it that. Juan Moyano/Dreamstime Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk, Delaware — Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, is renowned for its relaxed vibe and excellent taffy. Richard Gunion/Dreamstime Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk, California — The Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk is near the top of Monterey Bay in central California. Douglas Nelson/Dreamstime Old Orchard Beach Boardwalk, Maine — Rides, shops, and seafood make Old Orchard Beach a popular, and unusual, Maine destination. Bambi L. Dingman/Dreamstime Wildwood, New Jersey — The boardwalk in Wildwood, New Jersey, heats up in more ways than one in summertime. Anthony Aneese Totah Jr/Dreamstime Virginia Beach Boardwalk, Virginia — The Virginia Beach Boardwalk is a popular Fourth of July weekend getaway. Mvogel/Dreamstime Disney World Boardwalk, Florida — Nobody welcomes guests like Disney. Resort guests can enjoy a classic boardwalk even though there's no ocean in sight. Daniel Padavona/Dreamstime Kemah Boardwalk, Texas — Kemah Boardwalk is just 20 miles from downtown Houston, on Texas's Gulf Coast. Courtesy jimthompson/Wikimedia Commons Mission Beach Boardwalk, San Diego, California — A view of the seaside communities of northern San Diego, including Mission Beach. Courtesy Microsome/Wikimedia Commons Carolina Beach Boardwalk, North Carolina — Carolina Beach is located, appropriately enough, on Pleasure Island. Courtesy Wilmington and Beaches CVB Hampton Beach Boardwalk, New Hampshire — Hampton Beach Boardwalk, in New Hampshire, is a low-key, relaxing spot that will make you wish you could stay a while longer. johndphotos/Flickr Jenkinson's Boardwalk, Point Pleasant, N.J. — Jenkinson's is a retro classic amid the Jersey Shore's bigger amusement parks. Courtesy www.jenkinsons.com Sandwich Boardwalk, Massachusetts — A far cry from the thrill rides and arcade games, the "boardwalk" in Sandwich, Massachusetts, is perfect for strolling by the water. Courtesy Don Fleet, Fleetwood Photography, Sandwich Prev Next
