Sentences with phrase «elevated boardwalk»
An "elevated boardwalk" refers to a raised pathway made of wood or other materials that is built above the ground or water. Full definition
To further reduce bear - human conflicts near Brooks Falls, a new series of elevated boardwalks and wildlife viewing platforms opened to the public in 2000.
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This bridge and elevated boardwalk project amends the 1996 DCP by maintaining the existing float plane access to the Brooks River area at Naknek Lake north of Brooks River and at Lake Brooks, south of Brooks River.
From here it is off to afternoon tea and to see beautiful Mossman Gorge to walk on the new elevated boardwalk to see the full majesty of this rainforest Gorge and learn about its history and its people.
During the summer months, Artpark buzzed with indoor and outdoor, daytime and nighttime activity, featuring opera, symphony, modern music, jazz, and folk concerts; theatrical and dance performances; cooking demonstrations; fireworks; outdoor performances by storytellers and mimes; craftspeople conducting workshops on a communal elevated boardwalk known as the ArtEl; and contemporary artists creating work in situ.
Near Brooks Falls, a complex of elevated boardwalks and wildlife viewing platforms stand in the forest.
Don't miss spots along the way include the Australian National Surfing Museum at Torquay, the Great Ocean Road Memorial Arch — a good place to stop for a souvenir photo — and the Otway Fly, an elevated boardwalk through the rainforest canopy 25m above the ground.
Experience the rainforest up close, with a Guided Rainforest Walk on an elevated boardwalk through the ancient rainforest.
Experience the rainforest on an elevated boardwalk followed by a barbecue lunch.
Desirable lot that backs up to the elevated boardwalk that winds through the 12 acre cathedral of an ancient cedar forest.
In Florida, the New Tampa Nature Park features access to wetland habitats via an elevated boardwalk.