Easley

Mountains

The course features fully irrigated bent greens, hybrid Bermuda tees and fairways in an all-around beautiful setting. There are two large lakes with streams and woods that come into play and paved cart paths connect the entire course. The course layout... Read More

Pickens

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The Pickens County Museum of Art and History is housed in the old Pickens County "Gaol" (jail). This wonderful example of turn-of-the-century architecture, constructed of hand-rolled brick, is quite distinctive to the eye by its crenellated turret and... Read More

Central

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This large clapboard mansion was built by Lewis Gibbes and his wife, the former Maria Drayton, to enjoy the more healthful climate of the foothills. The house and farm were later enlarged by subsequent owners, Dr. O.R. Broyles, James Latta, Robert Adger... Read More

Pickens

Mountains

Laurel Fork Falls makes a spectacular 80 foot drop directly into Lake Jocassee and is best viewed from the lake. However, the falls can be viewed from either Lake Jocassee or from the Foothills Trail. By boat: once you navigate into the Laurel Fork... Read More

Six Mile

Mountains

Lake Keowee is a 18,372 acre man-made lake operated by Duke Energy. It is known for its mountainous surroundings. Public access is available through a variety of public boat ramps and local and state parks. "Place of the Mulberries" is the meaning of... Read More

Pickens

Mountains

The Pickens County Cultural Commission invites you to a day of milling, music and memories at the Hagood Mill Historic Site & Folklife Center. This 1845 gristmill, with its’ 20 ft. overshot wooden waterwheel, is one of the oldest mills still producing... Read More