The Mystery of Stool Mountain
Why is it called Stool Mountain? The answer may be one of Pumpkintown’s oldest unsolved mysteries. Explore the legends, theories, and forgotten history behind one of the Upstate’s most unusual mountain names.
Why is it called Stool Mountain? The answer may be one of Pumpkintown’s oldest unsolved mysteries. Explore the legends, theories, and forgotten history behind one of the Upstate’s most unusual mountain names.
According to Cherokee folklore, a giant once used Table Rock as his dining table and neighboring Stool Mountain as his seat. Discover the fascinating legend behind two of South Carolina’s most recognizable mountain peaks.
Explore the trails that made Table Rock State Park one of South Carolina’s most iconic outdoor destinations. From waterfall-filled creek walks to challenging mountain summits with breathtaking Blue Ridge views, the Table Rock trail system offers unforgettable adventures just minutes from Pumpkintown. Whether you are chasing overlooks, waterfalls, or a full-day hike, there is a trail here for every kind of explorer.
Waterfalls, mountain streams, and one of the most approachable hikes at Table Rock. Carrick Creek proves you do not need to summit a mountain to experience the Upstate.
Towering above the Upstate, Table Rock State Park offers hiking trails, waterfalls, mountain views, Lake Oolenoy, and some of South Carolina’s most unforgettable outdoor experiences.