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Jog the 4.3-mile Long Beach Boardwalk in New York, a moderate route with 26 feet of elevation gain, offering ocean views and beach access.
Last updated: February 26, 2026
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6.64 km
259 m
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4.35 km
2.54 km
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This route was planned by komoot.
The boardwalk features mostly paved, smooth, and wide surfaces, making it ideal for jogging and various other activities. It's a comfortable and consistent path.
Yes, the boardwalk is generally suitable for all skill levels, including beginners and families. It has minimal elevation gain, making it an accessible and enjoyable route for everyone.
You can enjoy fresh sea air and great water views along the Atlantic Ocean. The boardwalk provides direct access to the beach, offering picturesque seaside vistas throughout your jog.
The Long Beach Boardwalk itself is a notable feature, known for its festive atmosphere. It is lit at night, and you'll find opportunities to stop for food or drinks along the way.
While specific parking lots are not detailed, there are various public parking options available in Long Beach, NY, typically within walking distance of the boardwalk access points. It's advisable to check local signage for parking regulations and fees.
Information regarding dog access on the Long Beach Boardwalk can vary seasonally or by specific regulations. It's best to check local city ordinances or signage upon arrival to confirm if dogs are permitted and under what conditions (e.g., leash rules, specific hours).
The boardwalk can be enjoyed year-round, but for pleasant jogging conditions, spring and fall offer milder temperatures. Summer evenings can also be lovely, especially with the boardwalk being lit, but it tends to get busy in the afternoons during peak season.
Generally, there is no permit or entrance fee required to access and jog on the Long Beach Boardwalk itself. However, parking in nearby lots may incur a fee, especially during peak seasons.
Yes, the boardwalk is known for being a festive area with opportunities to stop for food or drinks along the way. You'll find various establishments offering refreshments and meals.
Yes, the route primarily follows the Long Beach Boardwalk. It also briefly intersects with sections of the Oceanview Avenue Bike Sharrows and Oceanfront Street.
To avoid crowds and enjoy a more serene experience, consider jogging in the mornings. The boardwalk can get quite busy in the afternoons, especially during warmer months.