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.
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.
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.
Most visitors come to Hagood Mill expecting to see a historic grist mill. Few realize they will also discover one of South Carolina’s most significant collections of prehistoric Native American rock carvings. Explore the history, heritage, and hidden treasures of this Upstate landmark.
For the first time in nearly 80 years, a new commercial business arrived at the historic Pumpkintown crossroads. The arrival of Dollar General sparked conversations about growth, preservation, and the future of one of South Carolina’s oldest communities.
Just a short drive from Pumpkintown, Market at the Mill offers antiques, collectibles, local vendors, handmade goods, and unique treasures inside a historic textile mill in Pickens, South Carolina.