Secret spot off the beaten path: Beck’s Ferry to Ebenezer
Beck’s Ferry to Ebenezer Story + Photography by Michele Roldán-Shaw Something about arriving to a place by water makes you…
The Lowcountry is home to some of the most unique and secret outdoor spots to explore. Whether it‘s a hidden beach tucked away at Hunting Island State Park, or a secret fishing hole in the ACE Basin, the Lowcountry has something for everyone. For those looking for a more adventurous experience, the many creeks and marshes located in the area offer kayaking, canoeing, and other water activities. For those looking for some peace and quiet, there are plenty of trails in the Francis Marion National Forest, or you can explore the many secluded islands off the coast. No matter what you‘re looking for, Beaufort County and the surrounding areas are sure to have a secret outdoor spot just waiting to be explored.
Beck’s Ferry to Ebenezer Story + Photography by Michele Roldán-Shaw Something about arriving to a place by water makes you…
Story + Photography by Michele Roldán-Shaw With its stunning expanses of saltmarsh and luxuriant sub-tropical jungles, Pinckney Island National Wildlife…
Story + Photography by Michele Roldán-Shaw After 15 years of adventuring around the Lowcountry, I thought I knew every local…
Story + Photography by Michele Roldán-Shaw It’s a thick, humid morning, and the air swims with moisture particles. Banks of…
Story + Photography by Michele Roldán-Shaw On a coastline flecked with hundreds of little islands, St. Phillips is truly special…
Story + Photography by Michele Roldán-Shaw I took a notion one day — a lazy Sunday spent mostly on the…
Story + Photography by Michele Roldán-Shaw George L. Smith State Park I normally don’t paddle blackwater environments in summer —…
Story + Photography by Michele Roldán-Shaw I must admit, I was a little reticent at first to paddle Abercorn Creek….
Story + Photography by Michele Roldán-Shaw Secret spot off the beaten path Savannah River: Millstone Landing to Deadman’s Point Swollen…
The beautiful thing about living in the Lowcountry is there’s always something new for you to experience.