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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Blue Hole Falls
Walhalla
Mountains
Blue Hole Falls is a 75-foot cascade on Cedar Creek that falls into the blue pool for which it is named. A moderate hike on a poorly defined path leads you the falls. Be careful: the sides of the pool are steep, and the path is very narrow. Read More
Visit Oconee
Walhalla
Mountains
Lakes, mountains, rivers and waterfalls all located in the Mountain Lakes region of Oconee County, SC. There are three major lakes (Jocassee, Keowee, Hartwell), beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains, the wild and scenic Chattooga River and over 300 waterfalls.... Read More
Historic Old Pickens Court House District
Seneca
Mountains
The Old Pickens Presbyterian Church story begins with the 1828 establishment of a town named Pickens Court House, South Carolina. Today, nearly 160 years after it was built, the Old Pickens Church stands as a reminder of what was one of the focal points... Read More
Westminster Music Hall
Westminster
Mountains
It is all about the music at Westminster Music Hall. This classy venue offers light snacks and beverages, including beer and wine (at appropriate performances), which will be available before and during shows. The music hall seats roughly 52 patrons in... Read More
Beyond the Bull
Seneca
Mountains
Located in the Golden Corner near Lakes Keowee and Jocassee, Beyond the Bull offers "smart", creative, food prepared from scratch without added sugar, refined grains or additives, using cooking methods that eliminate transfats. Menu selections include... Read More
Long Creek
Westminster
Mountains
Located in the Southern Appalachian Mountains, it might seem to be “in the middle of know where”. But it’s a locale with a good old days vibe. It remains rural with thousands of acres of National Forest land and rolling countryside where fruit orchards... Read More