Nestled on the ever-popular Hilton Head Island is a protected natural habitat of more than 600 acres. Known as the Sea Pines Forest Preserve, it is perhaps Hilton Head’s largest natural attraction, aside from the miles and miles of pristine beaches. Here, you’ll discover Hilton Head is more than just beautiful sandy beaches bordered with growing development. This wildlife habitat dishes up much more to love about one of America’s favorite islands.
The Sea Pines Forest Preserve is a bona fide oasis of varying natural habitats — with an assortment of ways to enjoy them! Explore a secluded forest on a boardwalk through the Vanishing Swamp.
Bikes are not permitted on the trails of the preserve, but you can opt to explore via horseback. Lawton Stables in Hilton Head offers trail rides the whole family can enjoy.
The preserve can be accessed via two entrances: the Greenwood Entrance and Lawton Entrance. Both are displayed on the map included in this article above.
Entry is free. However, you can make a donation! Explore another side of Hilton Head in this unique oasis!
Learn more about the Sea Pines Forest Preserve at this link. The preserve is located on the southwest tip of Hilton Head Island on US 278. For guidance to the two available entrances, refer to the map included in the above article.
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