Palmetto Trail: Awendaw Passage, SC

We hiked the beautiful Awendaw passage in early March 2020, just before Covid hit. It certainly makes one fall in love with the SC lowcountry all over again. The scenery is simply charming. I will let you peruse through some of my favorite photos from this hike. The salt marshes are typical of the area and are lovely. We hiked about 7 miles round trip. It was an easy hike through pine trees and over salt marshes next to the water. The variety of terrain will definitely keep your interest.

Reference Awendaw Passage

You may enjoy the following nearby blogs near Charleston

• The Gardens of Mepkin Abbey
• Comingtee Plantation
• Shem Creek
• Caw Caw Interpretive Center
• Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge
• The Awendaw Passage of the Palmetto Trail
• Cypress Gardens
• Magnolia Plantation and Gardens
• James Island County Park Festival of Lights
• Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge

Other Palmetto Passages Blogs:

• Awendaw Passage
• Middle Saluda Passage
• Wateree Passage
• Blue Ridge Electric Co-op Passage
• Peak To Prosperity Passage (Pomaria Trailhead)
• Peak To Prosperity Passage (Alston TrailHead)
• Enoree Passage
• Capital City Passage (Columbia Riverfront park in early spring)
• Capital City Passage (Columbia Riverfront park in summer)
• Capital City Passage (Columbia Riverfront park on a winter evening)
• Blue Wall Passage
• Lake Marion Passage, Section 3
• Palmetto Trail to Tamassee Knob