Feeling hungry, or need a little break from all of the action?
Walk the OC Boards over a decade and a half ago, virtually, with these South Division Street Boardwalk Photos from 2006.
South Division Street and the Boardwalk, Ocean City, Maryland 21842. Feeling hungry, or need a little break from all of the action? South Division Street on the Boards might be a good place to hang out for a little while. You can find a snack or a meal, or just grab a soda and relax on a bench and watch the other folks stroll on by.
South Division Street sign on the Ocean City Boardwalk.
On your way north, stop in the Dough Roller for carry out or sit down service to get some of Ocean City’s tastiest pizza. You can get a slice or a whole pie, or for late risers, they serve breakfast all day.
Looking west, here are lots of benches and picnic tables for you to sit down to rest or to eat after you pick up lunch, dinner, or a snack from the Dough Roller or Red Apple.
Turn south and you see Red Apple, a snack stand with tasty treats such as snow cones, candy apples, and cotton candy. Just past red apple is a number of games at which you can try your luck.
Paid parking at the inlet parking lot.
If you walk the OC Boards today – what will you see that is different in these South Division Street Boardwalk Photos from 2006? Please leave a comment below.
Prefer to ride the tram rather than walk the boards? Give your tired feet a break.
Walk the OC Boards over a decade and a half ago, virtually, with these S 1st Street Boardwalk Photos from 2006.
South 1st Street and the Boardwalk, Ocean City, Maryland 21842. Prefer to ride the tram rather than walk the boards? Give your tired feet a break. South 1st Street is where the Terminal is for the beginning of the ride. The Northern Terminal is two and a quarter miles away. However, you can board the tram along the way – just wave for it to stop. And to get off at any place along the boards, just raise your hand. But keep in mind that a ticket is only good for one trip – no on-n-off-n-on.
South 1st Street Give your feet a rest as you wait for the Boardwalk Tram to swing by and pick you up here, at the beginning of its route.
Looking north you can see Hermit Crab Headquarters on the left and part of Sea Shell City on the right. Both are great places to find Ocean City souvenirs. Just past Hermit Crab Headquarters is the Haunted House, a sit down ride with a frightening experience.
The Boardwalk Tram begins its route right by Trimper’s Rides. Looking west, you can see the Matterhorn, a fast paced ride that is sure to give you a thrill and have you dancing in you seat to the music.
Turn south to see another one of Trimper’s great rides, the Avalanche and the popular Wac-A-Mole game where you hit a mechanical mole as it pops up to gain points and win a prize. (Looks like it will be open a bit later in the day.)
Go this way for more exciting rides at Trimper’s Amusement Park. See the roller coaster? It goes forward and backward.
If you walk the OC Boards today – what will you see that is different in these S 1st Street Boardwalk Photos from 2006? Please leave a comment below.
The Ocean City Boardwalk stretches two and one-quarter miles north from the Ocean City Inlet.
The OC Inlet at S 2nd Street The Ocean City Lifesaving Station Museum stands guard over the Inlet and the start of Boardwalk fun.
Walk the OC Boards over a decade and a half ago, virtually, with these OC Inlet at S 2nd Street Boardwalk Photos from 2006.
The OC Inlet at S 2nd Street and the Boardwalk, Ocean City, Maryland 21842. The Ocean City Boardwalk stretches two and one-quarter miles from the Ocean City Inlet on up to 27th Street. South 2nd Street is the street leading to the Inlet Parking Lot and actually parallels the Inlet. Visiting the Lifesaving Station Museum and Trimpers Inlet Village Shops are a good way to begin your trip from one end of the Boardwalk to the other.
This photo is taken at the “beginning” of the Boardwalk and looks toward the “end” – just about 2 1/4 miles away.
Looking west from the Boardwalk along South 2nd Street we see the Inlet parallels the street leading to the Inlet Parking Lot.
This view is looking south across the Ocean City Inlet toward Assateague Island – home of the famous wild ponies.
Trimpers Inlet Village Distinctive Shops are a small alley of storefronts between South 2nd and South 1st Streets.
Looking down the “alley” of stores at the old Inlet Village
If you walk the OC Boards today – what will you see that is different from these photographs of The OC Inlet at S 2nd Street Boardwalk Photos in 2006? Please feel free to leave a comment below.
