Panoramic Photos

Take a look around several of the island's most incredible landscapes right from your computer. These panoramic images do not replace a trip to the island, but they can help to familiarize you with what makes Cumberland Island such a special place.

 

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Salt Marsh Boardwalk

This boardwalk is located east of Dungeness and offers visitors a great perspective on one of the island's ecosystems rich with biodiversity.

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Marsh Separating Little and Great Cumberland Islands

A stretch of tidal marsh separates Big and Little Cumberland Islands.

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Dune Crossing

Large sand dunes along the island's shore are in a constant shift. Sometimes trees swallowed up long ago become exposed and offer a nice perch.

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Dungeness Mansion Ruins Front View

A front view of the Dungeness Mansion ruins. This would have been the same approach taken by visitors to the mansion during its use.

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Lake Whitney

This freshwater lake is just one of the spectacular landscape features that await visitors to the Cumberland Island Wilderness.

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Stafford Field

Once known as "home field", this was the location of an operating sea island cotton plantation own by Robert Stafford, the most successful plantation owner in the island's history.

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Sea Camp Dock

Sea Camp Dock is a main arrival and departure point for the Cumberland Island Ferry each day, as well as a public boater access.

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Dungeness Entry Gate

A view of the iron arched entry way that visitors to the Dungeness Estate pass under.

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