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Myrtle Beach Area Parks Perfect For Running



A Myrtle Beach vacation doesn’t mean you have to stop working out! With 60 miles of pristine white sandy beach, endless parks and roadways Myrtle Beach can provide the perfect oasis for vacationers and runners alike.

Here are a few Myrtle Beach area parks perfect for running:

 

Central Park – 1400 Outrigger Rd. Myrtle Beach

Central Park offers a ¼ mile paved running path in addition to 3 multi-purpose fields, restrooms and other sports complexes like tennis courts and baseball fields making it the perfect place to get a workout in.

 

McLean Park – 93 Oak Dr., N. Myrtle Beach

McLean Park is located in the heart of Myrtle Beach and is just 2-3 blocks from some of the area’s most popular oceanfront hotels and rentals. The park offers a paved ½ mile walking path as well as a fitness trail. With a lake and many untouched areas of nature, it provides a great escape for runners.

 

Huntington Beach State Park – 16148 Ocean Hwy 17, Murrells Inlet

Huntington Beach State Park is just a short drive from downtown Myrtle Beach and is $5 for entry, but the acres of forest, bird sanctuaries and beaches make it a great escape for running.

View their website for park hours.

 

Grand Park at Market Common1011 Crabtree Lane, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577

Grand Park at Market Common features playgrounds, soccer fields, a roller hockey rink and a 1-mile fitness trail that circles along a lake.

In addition to parks for training, Myrtle Beach typically hosts nine different running races in any given year. From full marathons, to half marathons and 5K races, check out this list of running events and pick your run for fun in the Myrtle Beach sun!

Seven Places to Get Craft Beer in Myrtle Beach



The Grand Strand is full of amazing local eats and to no surprise, it?s also full of some amazing places to grab a craft brew. So, when the sun is beaming down, the weather is heating up and it?s time to sip on a cold brew, here are seven of our favorite places to get craft beer in Myrtle Beach:

New South Brewing

1109 Campbell Street, Myrtle Beach, SC 20577New South Brewing in downtown Myrtle Beach has a delectable selection of ?the beer from here? that includes a line-up of in-demand, year-round ales. Try the Dirty Myrtle double IPA and Waccamaw Red Ale.

Liberty Brewery & GrillĀ 

1321 Celebrity Circle, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577Liberty Brewery & Grill located in Broadway at the Beach is always a go-to for not only outstanding food, but in-house brewed beer as well. Coming up in April, the release of the yet to be named double IPA. With 44lbs of Citra hops going into this big IPA, this one is calling out to all hop heads and citrus lovers alike!

Bumstead?s Pub

400 Mister Joe White Avenue, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577Bumstead?s Pub feels exactly as it should with its old style pub aesthetic and the plethora of cold craft brew to go with it. Try the Helles Lager and Rouge Dead Guy Ale. Or the other 150 beers they have.Atlas Tap House ? 1004 Chester Street, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577Known for having the unusual. Atlas Tap House where the craft beer crowd goes to try something exciting, fresh and new. This is the spot to load up on your sour ale fix, your big IPA fix, or any style you could possibly want. Enjoy your brew on the back deck and play some games or relax and smell the ocean breeze.

Island Bar & Grill Surfside

2272 Glenns Bay Road, Myrtle Beach, SC 29575Hidden away in a strip mall off 17 bypass on the south side of the Grand Strand, live music and good times aren?t all that?s to be had at Island Bar & Grill in Surfside. This a locals spot that has something for everyone, keeps the craft beer flowing, and makes the beer nerds happy. Try the new Hi-Red IPA.

Grumpy Monk

4545 HWY 501, Myrtle Beach, SC 29579Visiting this spot is like visiting a treasure trove full of North and South Carolina breweries. Expect to find big hitters here as well like Sierra Nevada and their new Hoppy Peach IPA, which is perfect for those just getting acquainted with, and those already in love with, the IPA style.

Hurricane Maggie?s

7710 North Kings Highway, Myrtle Beach, SC 29572Situated on the north side of Myrtle Beach, this two-story locals hole-in-the-wall features a cozy feel, wonderful live local music, a tap list that will simply blow you away. The tap list changes so frequently that each visit is an entirely new set of surprises.What are your favorite places to get a craft beer in Myrtle Beach?

Three Best Breakfast Places in Myrtle Beach



Long days on the beach or strolling around the Grand Strand, can’t truly begin without a stop at a local breakfast joint. Here are our three favorite breakfast places in Myrtle Beach:

 

Mammy’s Kitchen

Mammy’s Kitchen has been a staple in the Myrtle Beach area since the 1950’s. Located in the Downtown area, Mammy’s is just a short walk to favorite Myrtle Beach attractions. But, not only is the location amazing, the food is too! At breakfast, you’ll stumble upon a mouth-watering Southern-style buffet filled with breakfast favorites like biscuits and gravy, grits, pancakes and french toast.

Tip: If you’re not an early riser, Mammy’s serves up breakfast until noon!

 

Dino’s https://accisotret.com House of Pancakes

If you’re a devoted pancake lover, you’ll want to grab breakfast at Dino’s House of Pancakes. With menu items like Apple-Cinnamon Pancakes, Fresh Georgia Pecan Pancakes and Hawaiian Pancakes, any fan of pancakes will enjoy the variety of flavors. Though Dino’s House of Pancakes features some amazing pancake combos, you’ll also find breakfast favorites like french toast, waffles, eggs and breakfast sandwiches.

Tip: Try their Pigs In A Blanket which is 3 sausage links wrapped in 3 buttermilk pancakes!

 

Sea Captain’s House

Well-known for lunch and dinner, Sea Captain’s House is also a favorite water-front spot to enjoy breakfast. Once there, you can indulge in breakfast staples like pancakes, grits, waffles or french toast, or you can take a different route and enjoy unique breakfast meals like crabmeat omelets or crab cakes benedict.

5 Free Activities in Myrtle Beach



 Every year hundreds of families flock to Myrtle Beach to enjoy some sun, sand and fun. Unfortunately, it can quickly become an expensive endeavor which is why we?ve compiled a few of our favorite free activities in Myrtle Beach.

Beaches

The beaches are one of the main reasons travelers flock to Myrtle Beach, so it?s a good thing it?s free! And though it may be one of the most obvious free activities, one not-so-obvious aspect is visiting all of the beaches in the area, not just Myrtle Beach. Surrounding places like Surfside Beach, Garden City Beach, Sunset Beach or Murrells Inlet. Each beach provides a different atmosphere and is the perfect free activity. 

Murrells Inlet Marshwalk

The Murrells Inlet Marshwalk offers an amazing view of the marsh and is the perfect place to set off on a kayaking or paddle board adventure. Not only is strolling along the Marshwalk free, there are also many free events hosted there throughout the year so be sure to check their calendar of events frequently. 

The Pier at Garden City

The Pier at Garden City is the perfect place to enjoy the warm ocean breeze and watch the waves roll in. For a small cost, you can also enjoy a meal at the pier?s cafe or play some games at the nearby arcade, making for a perfect afternoon outing.  

Broadway at the Beach

Filled with shops, dining, entertainment and attractions, Broadway at the Beach is free to stroll and seeĀ the sights. During most weeks, you can catch live music at the area restaurants and during summer months be sure to check out their Summer Nights event series. You can learn more about their events here.  

Downtown Myrtle Beach

Downtown Myrtle Beach is just steps from the beach and full of shops and entertainment. Your family will thoroughly enjoy walking through the local dive stores and interacting with families from all over the country. In the summer months, look out for free festivals and concerts.What are your favorite free activities in Myrtle Beach?