Walhalla
The name Walhalla comes from Norse mythology meaning, “The Garden of the Gods.”
Walhalla
The name Walhalla comes from Norse mythology meaning, “The Garden of the Gods.”
Nicknamed “Main Street to the Mountains,” Walhalla’s main corridor through the historic downtown takes you straight to Sumter National Forest and the National Wild and Scenic Chattooga River.
Whether you’re looking to set up base camp for an itinerary packed with outdoor activities or you’re simply driving through to hike or camp in the mountains, don’t miss the opportunity to check out this charming small town.

Lodging in Walhalla
This small mountain town offers several great choices for a memorable stay, including a hip downtown studio and a magical, one-of-a-kind treehouse.
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Dining in Walhalla
Walhalla’s many restaurants offer an array of tasty choices to satisfy your hunger, from chef-inspired dishes to Southern comfort food.
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Arts & Museums
Within the small downtown district, you’ll find historic sites dating back to the late 18th century and a number of museums, as well as a performing arts center and art studios.
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Recreation in Walhalla
From a state-of-the-art mountain bike park to sports fields to an 18-hole golf course and miles of wooded hiking trails, Walhalla offers a vast playground to enjoy all your favorite outdoor activities.
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Shopping in Walhalla
Lined with antique stores, boutiques and family-owned shops, Walhalla’s Main Street offers a variety of fun places to shop.
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Hidden Gems in Walhalla
Walhalla’s hidden gems include a small-batch brewery, an abandoned railway-turned-hiking trail and a Native American artist who uses kudzu to make works of art.
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Main Street Walhalla
This small Upstate town has a wide, lovely Main Street filled with shops and restaurants ideal for exploring on foot.
Read MoreStation Cove Falls
Perfect for a family outing, this easy three-quarter-mile trail passes through a beautiful Appalachian cove forest that’s home to more than 250 species of plants.
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Oconee Station State Historic Site
Explore the grounds and take a guided tour of Oconee Station State Historic Site and get a unique look at 18th- and 19th-century South Carolina.
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Cherokee Museum of South Carolina
The Cherokee Museum of South Carolina preserves the history and rich culture of the Upstate’s Cherokee heritage.
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Fall Itinerary Through the Upstate
Plan an autumn getaway to South Carolina’s Upstate to enjoy fall’s sunny days, cool nights and a vibrant array of forest foliage.
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City of Walhalla
Founded in 1850 by German immigrants, Walhalla offers easy access to the mountains for an array of outdoor adventures.
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Lake Hartwell Country
Tucked away in the Northwest corner of South Carolina, Lake Hartwell Country is an outdoor enthusiast’s dream destination. With its nine waterfalls and eight state parks, you can discover the best of the outdoors while you explore nature’s playground.
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The Upcountry
Explore the beautiful foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Crystal-clear lakes, pristine waterfalls and gorgeous mountain vistas make the Upcountry a destination all its own. You’ll find a wealth of outdoor activities, museums, art galleries and more in this enchanting region.
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