This website provides a detailed directory of the beach access points on Sullivan's Island, South Carolina. It includes information on the history of the "stations," which were originally trolley stops, and describes each station's unique features, including parking availability, walking distance to the beach, scenic views, and any notable landmarks. The website also provides a brief overview of the history of the island, including a description of a significant Revolutionary War battle fought there. 


Sullivans Island Trails by number

Morris Island Lighthouse Trail

The website provides information about the Daniel Island Trail in Charleston, South Carolina. The trail is 1.5 miles long, one-way, and runs along the Wando River. It offers scenic views and is considered easy in difficulty. The trail is suitable for walking, biking, and is paved with a combination of boardwalk, paved, and dirt surfaces. It features parking, scenic observation points, allows pets, and is free of charge. The website also includes a map of the trail, directions, and information about other parks and green spaces on Daniel Island. 


Daniel Island

This website is about the Sullivan's Island Nature Trail in South Carolina. The trail is described in detail, including its features, location, accessibility, and operating hours.  The website also highlights the trail's role in connecting visitors to the natural beauty of the area and its importance as a pilot project for future nature trails in the region. 


Sullivan's Island Nature Trail

The Shem Creek boardwalk in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina is a 2,200-foot long walkway offering panoramic views of the marsh and Charleston Harbor. It connects from Coleman Boulevard to near the mouth of the creek, with access to recreational and commercial docks. Visitors can enjoy scenic views, watch local wildlife, and take a stroll along the marsh. There are also floating docks for boaters and parking available. The boardwalk is open daily from 5 a.m. to midnight. 
