Refúgio Nacional da Vida Selvagem da Ilha Pinckney
Hilton Head Island, Carolina do Sul, EUA
Refúgio Nacional da Vida Selvagem da Ilha Pinckney
Distância
11.4 km
Ganho de Elevação
13 m
Passos
16000
Parque
Estacionamento
Lugares para sentar
Vista panorâmicas
Local histórico
Floresta
Lago ou Rio
Criado por angeles
Detalhes da Rota
Refúgio Nacional da Vida Selvagem da Ilha Pinckney é uma rota com distância 11.4 km (16.000-passos) localizada próxima à Hilton Head Island, Carolina do Sul, EUA. Esta rota tem um ganho de elevação de aproximadamente 13 m e é classificada com dificuldade médio. Encontre mais rotas como esta no App do Pacer.
This 4,053-acre refuge includes Pinckney Island, Corn Island, Big and Little Harry Islands, Buzzard Island and numerous small hammocks. Pinckney is the largest of the islands and the only one open to public use. These lands were donated to the federal government in 1975 by private owners with the sole purpose of preserving their wildlife resources. Almost 67% of the refuge consists of marshes and tidal streams. However, on Pinckney Island there is a wide variety of land types, including forests, grasslands and freshwater ponds. In combination, these habitats support a diversity of wildlife species. The blue goose is the symbol of the National Wildlife Refuge System.
Hiking/Biking Trips
Ibis Pond-1.2 miles
Shell Point-4.6 miles
Starr Pond-2.0 miles
Osprey Pond-3.0 miles
Nini Chapin Pond-3.6 miles
Bull Point-5 miles
Dick Point 7.4 miles
White Point 7.8 miles
It is a long walk.In summer there are many insects, I recommend bringing repellent.There are no bathrooms or drinking water and I think it is a hard path for the wheelchair. It is a place of calm, relaxed where you can enjoy birds and beautiful views.
Localitation
Pinckney Wildlife Refuge,Rd
Hilton Head,SC 29926