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Visit a unique piece of nautical history at the Historic Absecon Lighthouse, which opened in 1857 and helped mariners nav- igate the tricky Atlantic City shoreline. Located just one block off the boardwalk, visitors can climb the lighthouse’s 228 steps to its summit, the highest in New Jersey at 171-feet, featuring panoramic views of the city, the ocean and surround- ings.


The Ocean Life Center at Historic Gardner’s Basin is home to an aquarium where sharks, rays and many other forms of sea life are literally just a touch of one’s hand away.


Looking to cool off and take a break from the summer heat? The Flyers Skate Zone offers public ice-skating throughout the year.


Ample boating and fishing opportunities are available for sporting enthusiasts; miniature golf at Kennedy Plaza offers an exciting challenge; while Garden Pier on the boardwalk provides a taste of local culture at the Atlantic City Art Center and Historical Museum.


The fun and excitement doesn’t stop at Atlantic City’s borders, as many nearby attractions are sure to please, as well.


Lucy the Elephant is just a short trip away in Margate. The charming Historic Towne of Smithville transports visitors back in time and is famous for its unique shops, eateries and children’s activities. Storybook Land keeps the spirit of child- hood alive with 20 acres of entertainment and educational fun.


Other popular seaside resorts just a short drive away include: Ocean City, the Wildwoods, Cape May and others - all accessible via the Garden State Parkway.


In addition, the Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge and state parks, such as Estell Manor and Batsto, offer nature enthusi- asts the chance to hike, camp, picnic, canoe and enjoy the majesty of the Pine Barrens.


Mid-Atlantic EVENTS Magazine 53


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