Spartanburg

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Cyclists from all over the country set out from Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium and end (for those tough enough to go the distance) 102 hilly miles later atop Mt. Mitchell, the highest point east of the Mississippi. Visit website for more detailed... Read More

Spartanburg

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The annual Spartanburg International Festival celebrates Spartanburg’s diverse multicultural community. The event not only brings the cultural spirit of Spartanburg to light, but also provides an opportunity to share and be a part of such a vast cultural... Read More

Lyman

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Lake Lyman is a 500 acre lake on the Middle Tyger River near Lyman. No public access is provided. Read More

Moore

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Established in 1765 and organized in 1772, this is one of the state’s most historic churches and home to one of the oldest cemeteries in upstate South Carolina. Revolutionary War soldiers and those of every other war are among the hundreds buried here.... Read More

Chesnee

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Everyone is welcome to Cooley's Old-Tyme Peach Shed, growing "Top of the Hill" brand fruit for over 60 years. Cooley’s Farm includes red ripe strawberries, tree-ripened peaches, vine-ripened tomatoes, sweet cantaloupes, white nectarines, blackberries,... Read More

Spartanburg

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Smok'y Blues specializes in southern and "Memphis" style barbecue. They slow cook their meats with only wood, no gas is used. Their sides (over 10 to chose from) are made from scratch and fresh. There are daily specials and kids menu specials are on... Read More