Mountain Rest

Mountains

Built in the 1930s by the Civilian Conservation Corps, this is the only trout hatchery in South Carolina. Some 150,000 pounds of rainbow, brown and brook trout are raised here each year for stocking mountain streams and lakes. Open daily 8am-4pm. Read More

Westminster

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In Sumter National Forest, Brasstown Falls' three cascades fall 120 feet in the scenic Brasstown Valley. From the bottom of the falls, you can see it is actually three drops named (in top down order) Brasstown Cascades, Brasstown Veil, and Brasstown... 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

Tamassee

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Off SC-Highway 11 south, take a right and go one half mile to Tamassee DAR School. A gracious stone structure, it was founded in 1919 by the SC Daughters of the American Revolution to serve the children living in this isolated region. It was intended as... Read More

Walhalla

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Open year round with in-season vegetables, in addition to jams, jellies, honey, jarred veggies, baskets, bird houses, bedding plants and planters. Read More

Walhalla

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The Tamassee area of Oconee County is also closely associated with General Andrew Pickens and the Cherokee campaign of 1776. Follow SC 11 north of Walhalla to Oconee Station Road and turn left on S.37.95. On your right, approximately three miles is... Read More