Where can I walk around Hilton Head Island?

Trails For Days: Where to Hike on Hilton Head Island
  • PINCKNEY ISLAND NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE. This 4,053-acre wildlife refuge, located just minutes away from Hilton Head Island, is a no-brainer for nature lovers. ...
  • AUDUBON-NEWHALL PRESERVE. ...
  • SEA PINES FOREST PRESERVE. ...
  • JARVIS CREEK PARK. ...
  • BURKES BEACH.




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For a little more excitement, visitors can head out on the Harbour Town boardwalk, where pirate cruises, as well as dolphin, fishing and nature tours depart, or guests jump on a jet ski, kayak or parasail and for some fun on the water.

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Public transportation within Hilton Head is not robust. However, if you're visiting between March and October, you can rely on The Breeze – the island's trolley service. The trolley travels to some of Hilton Head's most visited areas, including Coligny Beach Park and Shelter Cove Harbor.

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Hilton Head Island, often referred to as simply Hilton Head, is a Lowcountry resort town and barrier island in Beaufort County, South Carolina, United States.

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Catch the Breeze! Two Routes and No Fares. The Breeze trolleys serving Hilton Head Island are fare-free for all passengers. The Breeze operates on a seasonal schedule, 7 days a week from 1 pm to 10 pm, and until 11 pm on Fridays and Saturdays. Trolleys arrive at each stop approximately every 30 minutes.

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