Shelter Cove Sculpture Trail
A public art walking trail connecting Shelter Cove Community Park and the Veterans Memorial along Broad Creek.
About Shelter Cove Sculpture Trail
Shelter Cove Sculpture Trail brings public art into Hilton Head Island's waterfront landscape. The route connects Shelter Cove Community Park and the Veterans Memorial area with a trailhead parking area, following pathways along Broad Creek and through the Shelter Cove area. Sculptures and art installations are placed along the trail, creating an outdoor gallery experience set against the backdrop of the marsh and waterway. The trail is a pleasant walk for art lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike, combining the beauty of the Lowcountry landscape with creative expression. The flat, paved pathways make the trail accessible for walkers of all fitness levels and for families with strollers. The Shelter Cove Sculpture Trail is one of Hilton Head's more distinctive public amenities and a great way to experience the island's commitment to public art.
Amenities & Features
- Public art installations
- Paved walking path
- Waterfront views
- Broad Creek access
- Trailhead parking
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Shelter Cove Sculpture Trail?
It's a public art walking trail along Broad Creek connecting Shelter Cove Community Park and the Veterans Memorial, featuring sculptures and art installations.
How long is the Shelter Cove Sculpture Trail?
The trail connects Shelter Cove Community Park to the Veterans Memorial area — it's a relatively short, flat walk suitable for all fitness levels.
Is the Shelter Cove Sculpture Trail free?
Yes, the trail is free and open to the public daily.
Is the Shelter Cove Sculpture Trail accessible?
Yes, the paved, flat pathways make the trail accessible for walkers of all abilities and for families with strollers.
Where does the Shelter Cove Sculpture Trail start?
The trail begins at Shelter Cove Community Park at 39 Shelter Cove Lane, with trailhead parking available.