A plan to highlight the beloved 400-year-old Angel Oak Tree and its surrounding land on Johns Island is being brought to city officials for approval to move forward.

Kentucky whiskey brand Angel's Envy is partnering with a tree-planting organization for its Toast the Trees initiative. The post Angel’s Envy celebrates the importance of oak to whiskey by ...

The most important reveal in the new plans to create a 44-acre park and preserve around the iconic Angel Oak tree on Johns Island is that the Lowcountry Land Trust and city of Charleston are ...

The Angel Oak Tree is 65 feet high with a circumference of 25.5 feet, shading an area of 17,000 square feet, and is a hot commodity as the destination receives approximately 400,000 visitors each ...

Big changes are coming to the area surrounding the historic Angel Oak tree on Johns Island.

Marvel at the Angel Oak tree is ranked #7 out of 28 things to do in Charleston, SC. See pictures and our review of Marvel at the Angel Oak tree.

The Charleston Parks Department is asking for approval to build a surface parking lot at the site of the Angel Oak Tree.

A sixty-year-old oak tree taken down by Hurricane Laura has been given a new lease on life as an angel.

Samantha Siegel, Director for the Lowcountry Land Trust's Angel Oak Preserve Project, was a part of the original effort to save the land surrounding the tree over 10 years ago.

The sculpted angel at the Lambermont event house on East Grayson Street was made from a dying oak tree, which was cut down from a six-story tree to a 12-foot-tall trunk. Home co-owner Dona Liston ...

JOHNS ISLAND, S.C. (WCBD) – Dozens of acres of land surrounding the Angel Oak Tree on Johns Island will be used for a preserve in the works. According to the Lowcountry Land Trust, the design ...