walkboard

noun

walkboard

noun

Etymology From walk + board.

1

A board for walking upon, forming part of a walkway.

With its glass-canopied sightseeing boats and miles of walkboards, the glacier site attracts huge crowds, but Patagonia is vast enough to allow you to escape easily into the great outdoors.2016, Prabhu Ghate, By Thumb, Hoof and Wheel: Travels in the Global South:

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