City of Seneca
The Upcountry & Lake Hartwell Country
Seneca’s historic downtown District includes the Episcopal Church of the Ascension, now headquarters of the Blue Ridge Arts council and Ram Cat Alley, a pedestrian-friendly block of one-of a kind shops, restaurants and festivals.
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Sunrise Farm Bed & Breakfast
Salem
Mountains
Sunrise Farm is a beautifully restored c. 1890 Victorian farmhouse with 10 acres of peaceful rolling hills. The Inn is situated in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Located within minutes of Clemson University, Lake Keowee and the Jocassee... Read More
Quality Inn - Seneca
Seneca
Mountains
Get your money’s worth at the Quality Inn® hotel in Seneca, SC conveniently located a short drive from Clemson University and near downtown. This Seneca hotel is centrally located so our guests can take advantage of the great business and leisure options... Read More
Chau Ram County Park
Westminster
Mountains
Over three miles of hiking trails and a mile of the Chauga River runs through the park. Tubing, hiking, fishing, picnicking, camping and sight-seeing are popular activities. The park has 26 campsites with water and electricity; four rental areas for... Read More
Old Pickens Presbyterian Church
Salem
Mountains
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this church/meeting house is the only building still standing on the site where the town of Pickens Courthouse was established in 1828. The meeting house- style brick church was built between 1849 and... Read More
Blue Ridge Arts Council Juried Arts Show
Seneca
Mountains
The opening of the Blue Ridge Arts Council 16th Annual Juried Arts Show will be 5:30-8:30 pm January 19. The reception will be held in conjunction with the Downtown Go Round in historic downtown Seneca. Work that is not chosen for the juried show... Read More
Sumter National Forest - Andrew Pickens Ranger District - Mountain Rest
Mountain Rest
Mountains
Named for a Revolutionary War General, the Andrew Pickens Ranger District boasts scenic views, hiking trails, campgrounds, hunting, fishing, whitewater floating, and a host of other recreational opportunities. Read More