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Pitt Street Bridge

Walk the former Pitt Street crossing into Mount Pleasant’s marsh for open water and harbor views. This simple outdoor stop is about the long outlook.

Pitt Street Bridge

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Why go

What was once a route toward Sullivan’s Island is now a public causeway ending over the marsh. The straight walk gradually leaves the Old Village streets behind and opens views over water and grass. It offers a quieter perspective than the busier piers near the bridge.

What to look for

  • The old bridge alignment runs straight into the marsh.
  • The end of the causeway opens a long water view.

Useful to know

  • Walk to the end for the widest outlook; the experience is the route itself.
  • Use sun protection on the exposed causeway and pair it with the Old Village streets.

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Outdoor visit · 20–40 min

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