Walhalla

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In the late 18th and early 19th century, a small plot of land along South Carolina’s western frontier served as a military compound against attack from the Cherokees and later a trading post. Today, that plot of land is Oconee Station... Read More

Anderson

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At Creekside, barbecue is slow cooked with hickory and pecan wood. All baskets are served with fries or house-made chips. Plates come with cole slaw, Brunswich stew, baked beans, baked potato, chips or french fries. Hickory-smoked pork, chicken, ribs and... Read More

Westminster

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Long Creek Falls is a 50-foot cascade near the confluence with the Chattooga River. The 1.6 mile unofficial trail is difficult and is not well-marked. Read More

Mountain Rest

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The two-tiered 80 foot drop of Licklog Falls and the 25 foot drop of Pigpen Falls are more interesting than their name implies. Both may be found along the Chattooga Trail in Sumter National Forest. The hike is an easy 0.9 mile walk. Read More

Easley

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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

Greenville

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Since the brewery’s inception in 1998, we have been winning the hearts and taste buds of beer enthusiasts all across the southeast and beyond. Our brewery is open to the public for tours, pints, growler & 6-pack purchases, events, and home brew supplies. Read More