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The Lowcounty Lowline is reclaiming 1.7 miles of abandoned railway track and neglected highway corridor along the backbone of the Charleston Peninsula, transforming this forgotten stretch of urban space into a centralized regional green infrastructure.
The Friends of the Lowcountry Lowline are working alongside the City of Charleston to create a green space that highlights the surrounding neighborhoods, addresses city-wide flooding, and gives pedestrians and bicyclists a safe, dedicated path.
We have completed the Conceptual Master Plan and now we will move forward supporting the City in this project. We see this as a space that connects communities together, promotes health and wellness to all Charleston citizens and promotes green infrastructure in our growing city.
Join us to support a better space for all Charleston neighbors.
Mt. Pleasant Street to Romney Street
This district embraces the neighborhoods surrounding it. Expanding under I-26, this space can become a space for many different types of active and passive recreation.
Romney Street to Spring Street
This district has the opportunity for the widest areas of green space and to manage stormwater for the peninsula. These spaces can be gathering spaces for Charleston.
Spring Street to Calhoun Street
This district will resemble a classic Charleston alley way. With heavy foot traffic from King and Meeting Street, this will be a narrow path with lots of activity from tourism.
Lowcountry Lowline
c/o Austen & Gowder, 1629 Meeting Street, Suite A, Charleston, SC 29405