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A live oak estimated at 300-400+ years old, its limbs sprawling across the ground like a natural cathedral.

Angel Oak Tree

Nature & Wildlife · Greater Charleston Free 4.7
Dogs
Dogs in part of it
Leashed dogs are allowed in the designated areas, including the picnic ground, but not up at the tree itself — the root system is exactly what the city is protecting. Someone holds the lead while the other takes the photograph.

On Johns Island, the Angel Oak Tree stands as a true marvel, its ancient limbs stretching over the earth like a natural cathedral. This live oak is estimated to be 300 to 400 years old, offering a peaceful and impressive encounter with nature. You can walk beneath its sprawling canopy and appreciate its enduring beauty without an admission fee.