City of Walhalla
The Upcountry & Lake Hartwell Country
While much of the original German influence is gone, the town hosts the annual Oktoberfest. Walhalla’s points of interests include the St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Oconee Heritage Center and nearby Issaqueena Falls/Stumphouse Tunnel. The downtown area has a variety of shops offering antiques, pottery, jewelry, baskets and clothing.
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Seneca
Mountains
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Long Creek
Mountains
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Yellow Branch Falls
Walhalla
Mountains
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Seneca
Mountains
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Long Creek
Mountains
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Long Creek
Westminster
Mountains
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