2-Hour Pinckney Island Wildlife Refuge Guided Tour
Explore Pinckney Island’s salt marsh, maritime forest, and lagoon on a 2-hour walk
Duration
2 Hours
Highlights
Explore Pinckney Island Wildlife Refuge on a guided walk through three distinct habitats and learn about Lowcountry natural and cultural history. Visit the Ibis Pond lagoon, known for wading-bird viewing opportunities from April through August.
- Walk through the Salt Marsh, Maritime Forest, and a freshwater lagoon
- Look for wading birds at the Ibis Pond rookery area
- Learn about General Charles Cotesworth Pinckney’s connection to the island
- Join a 2-hour tour suitable for ages 4 and up
- Start at the kiosk map in the center of the parking lot
Things to know
There are no restroom facilities on Pinckney Island. Wear good walking shoes and bring bug spray, sunscreen, and water as needed.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel the day before the program for a refund minus a $5 administration fee. No refunds on the day of the event. If the event is cancelled due to unsafe weather conditions, you can reschedule or receive a full refund.
FAQs
No. There are no restroom facilities on Pinckney Island.
Wear good walking shoes. Bring bug spray, sunscreen, and water as needed.
Look for the most active wading-bird rookery activity between April and August.
Meeting details
Meet docent at the kiosk map in the center of the parking lot.
