Life on Kiawah| Recreation

1. July 21st, 2011

   Let’s Go Crabbing—Have fun and catch dinner on Kiawah Island!

   Crabbing is one of the best family activities on the islands.  Follow these eight steps from Seacoast Sports and Outfitters, stay safe, and enjoy a delicious crab cake dinner!

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2. December 1st, 2010

   The Kiawah Island Marathon Races Into Town

   

   On Saturday, December 11 thousands of men and women will hit the pavement running as they participate in the 33rd annual Kiawah Island Marathon and Half Marathon. Since its inception in 1977, the Kiawah Island marathon has challenged thousands of athletes from around the world to take part in the longest running race in South Carolina.

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3. June 5th, 2010

   Kiawah Named Top Ten Beach

   

   Dr. Beach recently released his America’s Best Beaches list, and ranked Beachwalker County Park at Kiawah Island #8. Described by Dr. Beach as a “nature-lover’s coast,” Beachwalker Park placed just ahead of Hamao Beach in Maui.

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4. September 17th, 2009

   Kiawah Island Hosts Triathlon

   Hundreds of men and women from all over the country will soon converge on Kiawah for an Olympic-distance triathlon set on a spectacular course that starts with an open swim in the Atlantic and travels alongside maritime forests and marsh savannas. At 7:30 a.m. on September 20, 2009, Beachwalker Park will host these exceptional athletes as they compete in a demanding race of will, endurance, and strength.

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5. June 22nd, 2009

   Winter Adventuring

   The winter months on Kiawah offer a wonderful respite for those escaping cold and snowy climes when crisp, sunny days provide perfect weather for golfers and tennis players. But what’s an inveterate beach lover to do when the temperatures refuse to climb above 50 degrees? One option: heed the call of Kiawah’s Heron Park Nature Center, where a range of adventures awaits offering glimpses of life off the beaten track.

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6. June 22nd, 2009

   Kiawah’s New Biking Frontier From The Ocean Course to Freshfields Village

   For years visitors and residents of Kiawah Island have treasured the Island’s miles of bike trails that wind through neighborhoods and maritime forest, around marsh and wetlands, from the main gate all the way to The Ocean Course. The paths provide a pleasant route for exercise, and offer an easy, nature-infused way to get to the pool, the beach, the store, and more. Recognizing the value of this favorite Island feature, the Kiawah Island Town Council has developed a plan to improve the Parkway and add a bike path all the way to Freshfields, making the route safer, easier to use, and even more attractive.

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