


A short boardwalk through maritime forest and salt marsh offering intimate compositions of dunes, tidal channels, shorebirds and low-lying vegetation with Charleston Harbor light in the distance. Best at sunrise or golden hour for warm light and reflected water; weekdays and low tide reduce crowds and expose mudflats for birds. Small parking by Sullivan’s Restaurant/Station 16; trail is flat and mostly accessible. No entry fee. Historic island context adds subtle human-interest backgrounds (ferr



A short boardwalk through maritime forest and salt marsh offering intimate compositions of dunes, tidal channels, shorebirds and low-lying vegetation with Charleston Harbor light in the distance. Best at sunrise or golden hour for warm light and reflected water; weekdays and low tide reduce crowds and expose mudflats for birds. Small parking by Sullivan’s Restaurant/Station 16; trail is flat and mostly accessible. No entry fee. Historic island context adds subtle human-interest backgrounds (ferr