easy
2 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels with a moderate walking pace over mostly flat, natural terrain.
Join the Charleston Bird Club’s Nicole Pettinielli for a unique 2-hour bird and nature walk at Drayton Hall, where history and wildlife intertwine on historic plantation grounds.
Join Nicole Pettinielli of the Charleston Bird Club for a unique 2-hour bird and nature walk at Drayton Hall. Explore the historic grounds while learning fascinating insights about local birds and nature, making this an unforgettable experience for nature enthusiasts and history lovers alike.
2 Hours
Join Nicole Pettinielli with the Charleston Bird Club as she leads a very special bird and nature walk on the grounds of Drayton Hall. Guests will enjoy walking the historic landscape of Drayton Hall with Nicole while educating us on birds and other exciting nature facts.
Binoculars will help you spot and identify birds more clearly across Drayton Hall’s varied habitats.
Morning and evening temperatures can vary; layers keep you comfortable throughout the walk.
Expect uneven terrain on pathways and natural trails throughout the historic grounds.
Midges and mosquitoes can be active in marshy areas, especially during warmer months.
Drayton Hall dates back to 1738 and is one of the oldest preserved plantation houses in North America, offering a physical link to early colonial life in the South.
The Drayton Hall Preservation Trust balances historic preservation with habitat protection, promoting sustainable tourism and environmental education.
Enhances bird viewing from a distance without disturbing wildlife.
Provides stability and comfort on uneven, natural paths.
Protects against mosquitoes and biting insects common near marshy areas.
spring|summer|fall specific
Keeps you comfortable as temperatures and conditions change throughout the walk.
all specific