A live oak estimated at 300-400+ years old, its limbs sprawling across the ground like a natural cathedral.Angel Oak TreeNature & Wildlife · Greater CharlestonFree 4.7DogsDogs in part of itLeashed 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. Dining nearbyIreland’s Own / Jagerhaus PubBar & Grill · $$5.8 mi · ~14 min driveEarly Bird DinerAmerican · $6.2 mi · ~15 min driveThe JamesAmerican · $$6.4 mi · ~15 min driveSwig & SwineBarbecue · $$6.7 mi · ~16 min driveCudaCo. Seafood HouseSeafood6.7 mi · ~16 min driveCudaCo. DeckhouseBar6.7 mi · ~16 min driveThings to do nearbyTrophy LakesFamily & Recreation · Paid2.1 mi · ~5 min driveCharleston Aqua ParkFamily & Recreation · Paid2.2 mi · ~5 min driveCarolina Surf and SupplyFamily & Recreation · Paid6.6 mi · ~16 min driveMcLeod Plantation Historic SiteHistoric Sites · Paid7.0 mi · ~17 min driveWhile you're hereHarvest FestivalSat, Nov 7 · Festivals5.8 mi · ~14 min driveWilson Warbirds at Charleston RiverDogsApr 6–11 · Sports8.2 mi · ~20 min driveMyrtle Beach Pelicans at Charleston RiverDogsApr 20–24 · Sports8.2 mi · ~20 min drive← Back to Explore