Walhalla

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Organized in 1853 by German immigrants who founded the town of Walhalla in 1850. The original building, begun in 1859, still stands today. Many Confederate soldiers and one Union soldier are buried in the ancient cemetery. Read More

Walhalla

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Known as a gateway to the Blue Ridge Mountains, the town of Walhalla is situated in the northwestern section of the state. Founded in 1850 by German immigrants, the name Walhalla, came from the Norse mythology which means “The Garden of the Gods". Soon... Read More

Walhalla

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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

Walhalla

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Yellow Branch Falls is a 50-foot waterfall that may be only a trickle if rain has been absent for several days. It remains very scenic regardless of flow. It is accessed at the Yellow Branch Picnic Area via the Nature Trail and Yellow Branch Falls... Read More

Salem

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Maplecrest at Lake Jocassee is a pet friendly vacation home conveniently located 1 mile from Devils Fork State Park the public access to Lake Jocassee. Comfortable accommodations for up to 8 guests on 2 wooded acres with ample boat parking. Four bedrooms... Read More

Mountain Rest

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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