Beaufort South Carolina, Spanish Moss Trail

Yes, we did bike another fabulous trail on our 2nd day, staying at the Savannah Hyatt Place which is very close to the border of South Carolina.

Here husband Pieter is on his bike, next to the SPANISH MOSS TRAIL sign - click on pink hyperlink.
And the reason for the name of SPANISH MOSS, you can see to the right from Pieter, hanging from the trees!

The start of the trail is NOT easy to find with address for GPS but we found it:
1709 W Vine Rd, Beaufort, SC 29935, United States.
That made for a perfect start and nice parking spot for our car and we started going north.

Renovated Old Railroad Depot that you ride through or around optional.
Here Pieter is also holding my bike while I take this photo.

Looking over the marshes alongside Battery Creek.
We did not bike the entire trail as there are only benches along the trail but no restaurants or anything for a nice break.
My wicker basket (used for Mauzie my dachshund in the past) is great for having bottled water and some snacks!

Yes, you bike past this sign about Elliot and Fuller Tract A Protected Forest where you can see pictures of Beaufort Spanish Moss Trail's Flora & Fauna.

Alongside the parking there was this mighty southern live oak and it is full with Spanish Moss!

It is impossible to capture this type of southern live oaks.
They stay green year round and that gives the south its charm!

Thanks for joining us onto this unique trail in Beaufort, South Carolina.

We have been so very lucky as on October 27 when we rode the Sea Pines Resort Bike Trail and on the 28th this Spanish Moss Trail, it was perfect weather.
The next day they had GALE WARNING and very strong winds of 40 km/h so not ideal for biking!
Temperatrues in C are still very pleasant for November.
  That's the bonus of living in the South.

Related links:
Sea Pines Resort Bike Trail, South Carolina | previous post by me