West Columbia
Just a quick hop over the Gervais Street Bridge from downtown Columbia, West Columbia is rich with history and natural beauty.
West Columbia
Just a quick hop over the Gervais Street Bridge from downtown Columbia, West Columbia is rich with history and natural beauty.
With myriad recreational activities available, West Columbia is uniquely poised to take advantage of its natural surroundings and city amenities.
Lodging & Dining in West Columbia
Indulge in big-city amenities while enjoying West Columbia’s small-town culture with its unique dining spots and charming accommodations.
Read MoreShopping in West Columbia
Find everything from local artists’ work to unique one-of-a-kind gifts in West Columbia’s many antique shops.
Read MoreRecreation in West Columbia
West Columbia offers an array of ways to get outside and enjoy the area’s natural beauty.
Read MoreChef Mike Davis of Terra
Chef Mike Davis serves contemporary Southern cuisine with a focus on local ingredients in seasonal dishes at local neighborhood bistro Terra.
Read MoreRiverwalk Trail
Part of the Three Rivers Greenway, this winding series of riverfront pathways provides breathtaking views of the Columbia skyline.
Read MoreCongaree, Saluda and Broad Rivers
Go fly fishing for trout, paddle Class IV whitewater and float down a lazy river just blocks from the South Carolina State House.
Read MoreMusic Venues
Ranging from big arena shows featuring national groups to tiny, cozy spots to hear up-and-coming bands, the capital city offers opportunities to enjoy all types of music.
Read MoreCity of West Columbia
Located on the Congaree River, West Columbia blends rich history with new development while maintaining its small town feel.
Read MoreCapital City Lake Murray Country
This lush and beautiful countryside encompasses four counties and includes the bustling state capital of Columbia and the vibrant county of Lexington. With plenty of museums, premier golf courses, and Lake Murray, the Jewel of South Carolina, this breathtaking region shouldn’t be missed.
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