USCB golf teams attract international talent
When the first group of student golfers arrived at the University of South Carolina Beaufort in 2008, many came with their passports in hand.
Embrace nature’s best at this year’s Native Plant Sale
With the arrival of spring’s warmth, a day of great excitement blossoms for local gardening enthusiasts – the Coastal Discovery Museum’s Native Plant Sale.
Under-the-radar gems of the Lowcountry
Exploring these lesser-known locales promises a wealth of enjoyment and a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the region’s awe-inspiring beauty.
12 hidden natural gems in the Lowcountry
We’ve put together a year’s worth of hidden gems to help you optimize your Lowcountry outdoor experiences. We hope you enjoy nature’s secrets.
Guides and experts from Outside Brands share their hidden gems
Through their eyes, we explore secret trails, historic sites and untouched natural wonders that make the Lowcountry a treasure trove of experiences.
Bluffton Rocks!
As you stroll down to Wright Family Park in Bluffton, your eyes may be drawn to something near the dock – a colorful wall adorned with painted rocks.
Wildlife wonder: Eastern box turtle
Amidst the sea turtle frenzy, there exists an equally remarkable turtle species deserving of our attention and protection – the Eastern box turtle.
Old-school meets high-tech on this Hemingway re-creation docked in Harbour Town
She is a nautical piece of art with a significant place in American history and culture. Her name is Legend.
A full moon kayaking experience
This “in the dark” opportunity only happens once a month, when the sun, earth and moon align, creating spring tides that push our tidal waters further back into the salt marsh. This higher water and the radiant moon create a kayaking experience like no other.
A closer look at the nocturnal creatures of the Lowcountry
Some of us are night owls. Literally. And there are other living things that come alive after darkness falls. Take a peek at delicate night-blooming flowers and elusive animals that are most active in the moonlight.