Sentier historique du centre-ville de Beaufort-Magnolia

The historic district is famous for its impressive collection of pre-war architecture that reflects the federal, neoclassical and Greek revival styles that were popular during the interwar period, along with the widespread use of tabby. A variety of houses, gardens, commercial buildings, places of worship and cemeteries are presented in the district, with some sites open for public inspection. Walk 4.6 miles we started at the Hernry C.Chambers Waterfront Park. Nice and historic park and Marina next to the Beaufort River. We cross Bay St and go three blocks down Newcastle St. When we see Saint Helenas Church we turn left onto King St. for six more blocks, then turn right, passing Beaufort Elementary School to North St. When we reach the intersection with Ribaut Rd we turn right onto Sims St to turn right again on Depot Rd that takes us to the Spanish Moos Trail. We follow the path to the South that is our end point of the walk. We will pass by the Old Pickle Factory, Industrial Beaufort, and cross several creeks and observe the marshes. It is a very interesting walk in the hands of the history of Beaufort. The mixture of historic buildings and the train path, surrounded by oaks and marshes, makes it unique. In the Downtown there are pedestrian sidewalks, it is divided by blocks. There are very old buildings and centuries-old oaks. On the Magnolia Line Trail, it is very easy to walk, run or ride a bike, even on a skateboard if you like. There are also places where you can fish, many benches to sit, bathrooms, fountains, parking areas, very safe and shaded . It is accessible by wheelchair and strollers Wheelchairs with motor are allowed. Dogs with leash. Localitation Bay St ,Beaufort to Ribaut Rd 21,Port Royal