Pitt Street Bridge Trail

The Pitt Street Bridge Trail in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina is an easy universally accessible out-and-back trail that features views of Charleston and a boardwalk that spans a portion of the old Pitt Street Bridge.

This is not a hike but rather a short out-and-back walk through Pitt Street Bridge Park where visitors will find views of Charleston, Mount Pleasant, and the bay. The path follows a paved surface for most of the way until you reach the old Pitt Street Bridge that was in use from 1864 to 1927. Once at the old bridge, you'll find a boardwalk was constructed over a small section of the bridge's old foundational pillars - the boardwalk provides outlets for fishing and room for folks to take in the scenery. From the end of the boardwalk, you'll find views toward Sullivan's Island where the remnants of the old bridge still stand today.

Parking
Walkers will find parking for the Pitt Street Bridge along Pitt Street near the coordinates provided. The street has parallel parking in dirt turnouts along the west side of the street. Note that this park fills up quickly on nice days, so do not overcrowd or park in the non-parking zones along the residential streets to the north.

Pets
Dogs are allowed only if leashed and must be cleaned up after.