The Hilton Head area revolves around the beautiful outdoors. Take a deep dive as we share the very best beaches, parks, secret spots, recreation and more. We provide you with an insider’s guide to all things outside. From which beaches to relax at, which parks to take your dog to, best hiking trails, fishing spots and more. If you are up for an adventure, we share unique secret spots (all within driving distance), that you can explore by foot, bike or kayak. Discover which fish are fresh each month, facts about them and of course, tips on how to catch them.
Tiffany’s Hilton Head Island home has become a sanctuary for these special animals, offering them a safe place to thrive. LOCAL Life visited her to learn more about her lifesaving work.
An upcoming state ban on invasive ornamental trees and plants you and your neighbors may have growing in and around your yards.
Discover the breathtaking landscapes of South Carolina by exploring its state parks. Here we highlight the finest of these natural sanctuaries.
These icons embody the spirit and culture of South Carolina. Here are a few of our favorites and the fascinating stories of how they came to be.
These well-preserved structures showcase the architecture of their time and offer glimpses into the lives of those who shaped South Carolina’s history.
The park is renowned for its collection of all eight swan species, stunning Japanese iris plantings and 150 acres of a nature lover’s paradise, complete with walking trails, ponds, sculptures, educational opportunities and more.
The history behind The Milton Maxcy House, known locally as the “Secession House,” and The George Parsons Elliot House.
We spoke with Hilton Head Christian Academy graduate and United States Swimming National Championship qualifier Jack Ussery to explore the intricacies of this invigorating sport.
Join us as we uncover the quiet majesty and raw beauty of five coastal treasures where nature’s past and present merge in dramatic displays.
It was an ah-ha moment for me as I decided right then and there that not only did I want to see this bird in person, but I also wanted to photograph one.