Lighthouse Inlet Heritage Preserve
Located in Folly Beach, Charleston County, SC.
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At the northeastern end of Folly Island you will find an undeveloped area with an outstanding view of the inlet and the Morris Island Lighthouse. A half-mile long trail, most of which is paved, takes you from the park entrance to the beach. There is some evidence of vandalism here, but mostly it is in good shape. Finding a place to park your car may be difficult on summer weekends.
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Features and facilities
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- Picnic tables
- Walking paths
- Fishing
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Water Features
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Public Restrooms
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No
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Dogs Allowed
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Yes
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Hours
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Daylight hours
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Admission
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Free
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How to get there
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Located at the northeastern end of West Ashley Avenue on Folly Island.
Take I-26 to exit #212 and go west on I-526 (Mark Clark Expressway) for 11.2 kilometers (7 miles). Exit onto “US #17 North” and go east on the Savannah Highway 5.6 km. (3.5 mi.). Turn right onto Folly Road (SC #171) and go south 14.9 km. (9.3 mi.). Turn left onto East Ashley Avenue and follow this road to where it ends at a cul-de-sac.
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Latitude 32.6843, Longitude -79.8888
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Web site maintained by Mike Adams, mike@sciway.net. [010-08-27]
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