Pitt Street Bridge Park & Alhambra Playground
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Ralph Mancini
Editor
Take a walk with us along Pitt Street Bridge Park with a visit to the nearby Alhambra Playground. Check out our Walk in the Park series of stories for more information about our public parks.
Pitt Street Bridge Park
Beginning of the walk down to the Pitt Street Bridge.
Pitt Street Bridge Park
Seashell art at the entrance to Pitt Street Bridge Park.
Pitt Street Bridge Park
Palm trees line the walkway.
Pitt Street Bridge Park
You can see the Ravenel Bridge from Pitt Street Bridge Park.
Pitt Street Bridge Park
A heron stalks his prey in the marsh.
Pitt Street Bridge Park
This park is a great place to sit and read or just enjoy the scenery. Lots of benches available.
Pitt Street Bridge Park
The Pitt Street Bridge stretches out toward Sullivan's Island.
Pitt Street Bridge Park
There are places to relax on the bridge itself.
Pitt Street Bridge Park
Extensions were built off the bridge for a closer view of the vistas and the water.
Pitt Street Bridge Park
The park is a popular place for dog walkers as well as a great place for moderate exercise.
Pitt Street Bridge Park
A helpful guide assists with identifying birds.
Alhambra Playground
Large oaks provide shade at the Alhambra Playground a short distance from Pitt Street Bridge, opposite Alhambra Hall.
Alhambra Playground
Children will enjoy the many types of climbing equipment at the Alhambra Playground.
Alhambra Playground
What's a playground without swings?
Alhambra Playground
Soft wood chips fill open areas under the shade of huge live oak trees.
Alhambra Playground
Younger children will enjoy the "boat" with slides at the Alhambra Playground.
Alhambra Playground
The playground is especially good for younger children on a day out with their caregivers.
Ralph Mancini
Editor
