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Charleston activities guide
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Parks
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Architecture
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Alleys
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Beaches
Charleston has some of the finest beaches in the United States. Here are some of our favorites.
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Latest Charleston guide entries
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Boat Ramps: Paradise Island Public Boat Landing (Wando River, Mt. Pleasant)
Your average Charlestonian probably doesn’t know the mighty Wando dries up only a few miles from the ocean. At Paradise Landing, the river is only about a hundred yards across.
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Boat Ramps: Gadsdenville Landing (Mt. Pleasant)
For access to the marsh between north Mt. Pleasant and Capers Island/Dewees Island, there is no better boat ramp than the one at the end of Gadsdenville Rd. But you’d better have a small boat.
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Historical Landmarks: Fort Sumter
Forget about the first shot of the Civil War. The first 34 hours of continuous fire got things going here.
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Lighthouses: Charleston Light (Sullivan's Island)
It might be the ugliest lighthouse you’ve ever seen. It used to be worse. The 163-foot black-and-white triangular tower was once painted red-orange and white.
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Parks: Waterfront Park (downtown)
Waterfront Park in downtown Charleston is the most convenient park and waterfront area on the Charleston peninsula.
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Birdwatching: Herons
Herons are some of the most commonly seen marsh birds. From the huge great blue heron to the tree-dwelling night heron, there are a variety of herons in the Lowcountry.
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Lighthouses: Morris Island Light
Standing in Lighthouse Inlet off the coast of Morris Island, this weathered tower is visible from the north end of Folly Beach.
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Hiking/Nature Trails: Francis Marion National Forest
With more than 250,000 acres of land, Francis Marion National forest protects pine forest, black-water swamp, Carolina bays and salt marsh northeast of Charleston.
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Hiking/Nature Trails: Caw Caw Interpretive Center
Caw Caw is on the site of a former rice plantation. Birds, alligators and even otters can be found in this wilderness near Ravenel, west of Charleston.
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Architecture: Rainbow Row
Perhaps Charleston’s most famous local landmark, Rainbow Row is a section of homes on E. Bay St. south of Broad.
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