easy
2–4 hours
All fitness levels welcome, comfortable walking required
Discover the timeless beauty of the Angel Oak and the rich history of Charleston on this unforgettable outdoor journey. Perfect for history buffs and nature lovers alike.
4 Hours
Angel Oak Tree stands as a living monument to the passage of time. With its towering height of 66.5 feet (20 meters), this ancient Southern live oak is more than just a tree; it is a symbol of endurance and resilience, captivating visitors from around the world with its grandeur. Perhaps the most awe-inspiring feature of this tree is the span of its longest branch, which reaches a staggering 187 feet from tip to tip. The sheer scale of the Angel Oak is a reminder of the incredible potential for growth in nature, given time and favorable conditions. The Angel Oak one of the oldest living things in North America, predating European colonization and the founding of Charleston itself.
Charleston sites include: Rainbow Row, Four Corners of Law, Dock Street Theater, St. Phillip's Church, Washington Square, The Battery, Old Exchange Building and Provost Dungeon.
4 Hours
Arrive at sunrise to enjoy the Angel Oak with fewer crowds and better light for photography.
Streets and trails around historic Charleston and the tree require comfortable footwear for a full day of sightseeing.
Stay hydrated and protected from the sun while exploring outdoor and historic sites.
Follow guidance and signage to preserve the integrity of the Angel Oak and historic landmarks.
Charleston’s historic district dates back to the 18th century and played a pivotal role in the American Revolution and Civil War.
Efforts are ongoing to preserve Charleston’s historic architecture and natural landscapes, promoting sustainable tourism practices.
Capture the breathtaking images of the Angel Oak and historic Charleston scenery.
Protect yourself from the sun during outdoor touring and walking.
summer specific
Navigate Charleston’s streets and trails comfortably all day.
Stay hydrated while exploring both outdoor and historic areas.