Attractions and Places To See around Litchfield Beach - Top 3
There are plenty of places to see and visit around Litchfield Beach. Whether you love hiking or cycling, Litchfield Beach is a region where 3
hidden gems are waiting to be explored and visited. Check the top places to visit in the region and plan your next adventure today.
Last updated: June 28, 2026
Waccamaw Neck Bikeway
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The Jetty at Huntington Beach State Park
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Atalaya Castle
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Causeway Marsh Boardwalk
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Huntington Beach State Park Marsh Boardwalk
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Nice trail, be careful of some quick turns and debris after any storm. Overall, beautiful ride. We road all the way to Pawleys Island and back.
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The Jetty presents a beautifully paved path that leads you out into the water, providing breathtaking views of the coast and Huntington Beach State Park. The sunset here is particularly spectacular, casting vibrant colors across the water and enhancing the experience.
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Huntington Beach State Park offers picturesque trails that wind through diverse coastal ecosystems, including marshes, forests, and beaches. Keep an eye out for the opportunity to see the abundant wildlife, from a wide variety of bird to alligators, amidst the park's natural beauty.
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Atalaya was the former home of philanthropist Archer M. Huntington and his wife and sculptor Anna Hyatt Huntington. Atalaya means watch tower in Spanish and the home was designed by Archer M. Huntington, who was also a scholar of Spanish culture and art. The couple also founded the nearby Brookgreen Gardens. The property is now part of Huntington Beach State Park and is an interesting feature to pass by on a run in the State Park.
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A quick detour from your running route but I love these types of spots to run to! If it's either for a quick stretch, a picture opportunity or just to enjoy the view, I recommend running to the end of this boardwalk. The marshes are a constant reminder that water rules the landscape along the South Carolina coast.
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