Angel Oak Tree

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Category

Nature Viewing

Typical Duration

25 minutes

Difficulty

Easy

About This Landmark

Angel Oak Tree

The Angel Oak Tree on Johns Island, South Carolina, is a stunning natural wonder, embodying the beauty and history of the Southern landscape. Believed to be over 400 years old, this magnificent Southern live oak captivates visitors with its sprawling branches and impressive canopy. Stretching over 187 feet, the tree's limbs create a serene and enchanting oasis, offering a shaded retreat under its vast boughs.

This iconic tree is deeply rooted in the culture and history of the region, symbolizing resilience and endurance through centuries of change. Its gnarled branches and expansive spread provide a compelling glimpse into the past, making it a must-see for nature enthusiasts and history buffs. Visitors are drawn to its mystical aura, standing beneath its branches for a peaceful experience that connects them to the natural world.

The Angel Oak is not just a tree; it's living history and a testament to nature's enduring strength and beauty. Whether you're seeking a quiet spot for reflection or a unique photo opportunity, this cherished landmark holds something for everyone. Visit and be inspired by the living legacy of the Angel Oak Tree.

Discover this natural wonder for yourself and become part of its storied history!

Adventure Guide to Angel Oak Tree

Location

  • Angel Oak Tree: 3688 Angel Oak Rd, Johns Island, SC 29455, USA.

Key Features and Special Qualities

  • Majestic Canopy: Spanning over 187 feet, providing ample shade and picturesque views.
  • Historic Significance: Believed to be over 400 years old, a symbol of the area's heritage.
  • Ecological Marvel: Home to various local wildlife and unique flora.

Local Insights

  • Cultural Significance: A beloved landmark in South Carolina, often featured in local lore and legends.
  • Photographer’s Paradise: Its unique structure and natural beauty make it a popular site for photographers.

Visitor Tips

  • Best Times to Visit: Early morning or late afternoon for quiet visits and the best lighting for photography.
  • What to Bring: Camera, comfortable walking shoes, and a picnic to enjoy under the tree.
  • Directions: An easy drive from Charleston, SC, approximately 25 minutes southwest, with parking available on-site.

Experience the majesty of Angel Oak Tree and revel in its historical charm!

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Angel Oak Tree

Visitor Tips:
  • Best Times: Year-Round for cooler temperatures and amazing lighting.
  • What to Bring: Water, sunscreen, and a camera!

Reviews

Location

Angel Oak Tree in Angel Oak Tree

Coordinates: 32.7171, -80.0804

Ratings

Overall

8.8/10User rating

Photography

8.0/10Scenic value

Featured Activities

Primary Activity

Nature Viewing

Also Great For

Photography

Essential Information

Best Time to Visit

Year-Round

Nearby City

Charleston, SC

Visitor Type

Photographer

Protected Areas

Accessibility

Not Accessible

Connectivity

Cell service available

Weather Considerations

Temperature

Varies by season, check forecast

Precipitation

Best to visit in dry conditions

Experience Level

Easy

Experience Needed: This natural landmark is recommended for those with minimal outdoor experience. Perfect for families and beginners.