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The Upcountry & Lake Hartwell Country
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The Upcountry & Lake Hartwell Country
Seneca
Mountains
Suites and Jacuzzi rooms available. Short drive from Clemson University. Boat charging stations available at the hotel at no charge with stay. Read More
Westminster
Mountains
Riley Moore Falls is a relatively short cascade of about 12 feet, but is 100 feet wide. It once powered a mill and is now used occasionally by Class VI whitewater paddlers. The 45 minute, moderate 1 mile hike is worth the travel time. Watch for clusters... Read More
Mountain Rest
Mountains
Secret Falls is located on the Sumter National Forest, very near Miuka Falls and off the Winding Stairs Trail. It is a moderate 1.8 mile hike and about 300 yards from the designated trail. Read More
Walhalla
Mountains
Open year round with in-season vegetables, in addition to jams, jellies, honey, jarred veggies, baskets, bird houses, bedding plants and planters. Read More
Mountain Rest
Mountains
Bryson’s is located in the beautiful Long Creek area of the Blue Ridge Mountains, three miles from the Chattooga River and fifteen miles from Oconee State Park. The apple stand has peaches for sale the end of July and will be available until the first... Read More
Walhalla
Mountains
In April 1973, Gloria Cleveland Yassen and Abed Yassen opened for business. T-Bone steaks and grits were staples on the menu in those early days. Then short-orders like fried flounder and hamburger steak were added. Now, the "Arabian Rooster" fried... Read More