Prior to the 1890s, the town of Ridgeland was known as Gopher Hill, because of the abundance of gopher tortoises that inhabited the area sandhills. This annual festival, named for the now endangered gopher tortoise, offers an array of family fun and entertainment. Highlights include a parade, arts and crafts, kiddie rides, games, free outdoor concert with a variety of entertainers and the ever popular turtle race.
This 10-acre green space boasts the Blue Heron Nature Trail, a half-mile recycled rubber trail around a three-acre pond, and a half-mile of boardwalk through forested wetlands. The property also includes a butterfly garden, picnic area, outdoor classrooms, observation decks and a 4,200
Ridgeland, SC Trails Course Access: Semi-Private
Holes: 9
Reserve Advance Tee Times: 2
Designed by George W. Cobb and built in 1967, this course was redesigned by world famous architect Pete Dye in 1994. The scen...
Mini golf free. Small fishing lakes and hiking trail behind motel....
This 10-acre green space boasts the Blue Heron Nature Trail, a half-mile recycled rubber trail around a three-acre pond, and...
Beaufort Kayak Tours provides high quality, narrated natural and cultural history kayak tours on the waters of historic Beauf...
This celebration of Lowcountry culture and heritage is highlighted by authentic arts and crafts, exhibits in the Black Invent...