Pickens

Mountains

Capturing the natural terrain of the mountains and bottomland, this skillfully laid out course is a unique and challenging design. It weaves its way around designated Indian burial mounds, betwen water falls and creeks that feed the Oolenoy River. The... Read More

Pickens

Mountains

Built c. 1856 in the original Pickens County seat west of the Keowee River, this classical Greek Revival house was dismantled and moved here when the town was moved in 1868. It houses 17th- and 18th-century furnishings and art collected by the last... Read More

Easley

Mountains

The Greater Easley Chamber of Commerce provides information about the Easley and Powdersville communities for visitors and businesses. Read More

Central

Mountains

Our classic holiday event will feature a tour of Pendleton’s most beautiful homes and churches. Enjoy yuletide stories of some of Pendleton’s most historic buildings, including Ashtabula Historic Home. RSVP and prepayment are required. You can tour these... Read More

Easley

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Open since 1958, Pete's No. 6 still serves the staples of the pre-fast-food era: hot dogs with chili, chili cheeseburgers and onion rings. You'll also find good country cooking, with items such as country fried steak, chicken livers and steak fingers.... Read More

Easley

Mountains

Located approximately five miles north of Easley in the rolling foothills of Pickens County, Hunter Farms grows strawberries and flowers. You can come out and pick your own berries or you can stop by and get your berries already freshly picked. Bring... Read More