Plan a Visit Today!
There is Plenty to Explore in Spring Hill Cemetery’s 168 acres:
Monuments to prominent citizens in Charleston’s History
Birds and Wildlife
Viewpoints: Kinney Dr, Knapper Dr and Singleton Circle at the end of Haynes Dr.
Self-guided tours are easily done by car or by walking on the five miles of paved roads that course through the park.
The Mary Price Ratrie Arboretum has over 200 species of Woody Trees and Shrubs with many mature specimens scattered all around its grounds.
To fully experience the Arboretum, it is strongly advised that one use a mobile device with cellular access.
Some individual trees have signs with a QR code. Use your smartphone to read and find additional information.
Tip * Unsure of a plants identity? Take a picture of the trees leaf or flower and the google share icon to help you find out what it is!
Brochures for tree and history walks can be found in Information Kiosks near the Parking at the Mausoleum.
History Walk Brochures can also be downloaded here.
Tree Walk Map and Brochure can be downloaded here.
Explore with PlanIT Geo™
To get the most out of your Arboretum visit, use your device to access our tree inventory. The inventory was surveyed and is displayed by PlanIT Geo™, a geospatial technology firm specializing in urban forestry, planning, and natural resources.
To view the Arboretum’s tree inventory in a new window, click here.