Mount Pleasant, SC
outdoors
Posted over 5 years ago
Mount Pleasant Pier
This is a beautiful spot that I think mostly locals know about - the Mount Pleasant Pier which extends out into the harbor from Mount Pleasant Memorial Park right underneath the imposing Ravenel Bridge. Long pier with amazing panoramic views that can be used for fishing, walking, running or just sitting on the benches and enjoying the sunset. There’s a little kiosk that is open until 5pm and sells sandwiches, sodas and beers 🍺 - the last of which is my recommendation for topping off the Low Country sunset with the Holy City’s church spires as background! Great views of the Aircraft Carrier too.
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