If you’re the kind of person who walks into a bookstore intending to buy one book and somehow leaves with an armful, there’s a hidden place in Easley you’ll absolutely love. Hidden along Dacusville Highway is one of the Upstate’s best-kept secrets—a massive warehouse filled with hundreds of thousands of brand-new books at deeply discounted…
For generations of Upstate residents, Echo Plaza in Cleveland, South Carolina has been more than a gas station. Located along Geer Highway near Caesars Head and Table Rock, this iconic mountain crossroads has welcomed hikers, campers, motorcyclists, and travelers heading into the Blue Ridge foothills. Discover why Echo Plaza remains one of the most recognizable landmarks in northern Greenville County.
Every summer, Highway 25 north of Travelers Rest becomes an unofficial peach trail. Discover why many Upstate residents believe the sweetest peaches in South Carolina are grown closest to the Blue Ridge Mountains.
From bears and eagles to custom signs and rustic artwork, Big Bear Chainsaw Carvings on Highway 11 in Cleveland is one of the Upstate’s most unique roadside attractions and a must-see stop along the Cherokee Foothills Scenic Highway.
Looking for fresh South Carolina peaches, locally grown produce, homemade jams, pickles, cider, and country-store favorites? Poinsett Produce has been a beloved roadside stop for generations. Whether you’re stocking up on summer fruit or browsing shelves filled with local specialties, this Upstate tradition is well worth the stop.
America’s Got Talent winner Darci Lynne is coming to Liberty this September. Here’s what to know about her upcoming performance at the Pickens County Performing Arts Center.
Hidden along the scenic mountain highway between Cashiers and Franklin, the Whistle Stop Depot Antique Mall combines Appalachian charm, unique antiques, and an eye-catching military vehicle display that makes it hard to pass by.
Table Rock offers diverse activities beyond hiking, including kayaking on Lake Oolenoy, horseback riding, visiting a tea farm, and enjoying scenic drives. Unique experiences like witnessing sunrise at Pretty Place, exploring local farm markets, and visiting a bison ranch enrich the trip, showcasing the area’s natural beauty and cultural heritage.
Most visitors come to Table Rock State Park to hike the mountain, but some of the best views are found elsewhere. From the reflections of Lake Oolenoy and scenic overlooks along Highway 11 to hidden viewpoints on neighboring peaks, these locations showcase Table Rock from angles many visitors never see. Discover eight of the best places to view South Carolina’s most iconic mountain and find your next favorite photo spot.
Fresh from the fields of Pumpkintown! Pumpkintown Produce has become a favorite stop for locals and visitors seeking strawberries, tomatoes, watermelons, and other seasonal produce. Discover the story behind this charming roadside farm stand and the agricultural traditions it helps preserve in the Oolenoy Valley.