During the hot summer months, the beach can become so packed with visitors that you can barely find a place to walk. But come offseason this bustling beachfront property becomes more than just a sunbather's paradise — it becomes a great place to enjoy oceanfront beauty in all it's glory.
This is expecially true when you're touring the Grand Strand's best features via horseback, experiencing the sand in a way few others do.
If you're an amateur cowboy looking to try a fun and unique Myrtle Beach attraction or an experience equestrian eager to enjoy one of your favorite passtimes here's some things you'll need to know:
• Beach riding is permitted from the third Saturday in November through the end of February.
• No permit is required.
• Groups may not exceed six horses.
• Beach access will be from Myrtle Beach State Park
• Horse trailer parking and staging must not occur in public rights-of-way
• Riders must clean up after their horses in all areas “landward of the mean high tide line.”