From mountain creeks near Pickens to the legendary Chattooga River, these seven trout lures have proven themselves time and time again. Here’s what every Upstate trout angler should keep in their tackle box.
Clemson offers diverse accommodation options for football weekends, campus visits, and family getaways. Popular choices include downtown hotels like The Abernathy and The Shepherd Hotel, scenic stays at Clemson University’s James F. Martin Inn, and vacation rentals around Lake Hartwell. Booking early is crucial, especially during major events.
From mountain creeks near Pickens to the legendary Chattooga River, these seven trout lures have proven themselves time and time again. Here’s what every Upstate trout angler should keep in their tackle box.
Hidden beside a mountain road near Highlands, North Carolina, this weathered structure may have once sheltered a family living in the Southern Appalachians. Whether it began as a cabin, tenant house, or farm building, it stands today as a fascinating reminder of mountain life from a bygone era.
Hidden throughout downtown Pickens is one of the city’s most unique attractions—a collection of bronze turtle sculptures that turn a simple walk into a fun scavenger hunt. Follow the trail, explore local landmarks, and discover the stories, history, and wildlife that inspired the beloved “Turtles on the Town” project.
Just an hour from Table Rock State Park, Cashiers Sliding Rock Falls offers a natural waterslide, crystal-clear mountain water, and one of the best swimming holes in the southern Appalachians. Perfect for a summer adventure.
Just outside Highlands, North Carolina, Bust Your Butt Falls is a natural waterslide, swimming hole, and one of the most popular summer destinations in the Southern Appalachians.
Discover one of the most unique waterfalls in the Southeast. Located near Highlands, North Carolina, Bridal Veil Falls allows visitors to walk behind the cascading water without a hike. This scenic roadside stop is a perfect addition to any mountain adventure and one of the region’s most memorable hidden gems.
Thinking about camping at Table Rock State Park? From RV sites and lakeside camping to waterfalls, mountain trails, and unforgettable sunrises, here is everything you need to know before pitching your tent beneath South Carolina’s most famous mountain.
Discover Sassafras Mountain, the highest point in South Carolina, where breathtaking Blue Ridge views stretch for miles and a single raindrop can begin a journey to either the Atlantic Ocean or the Gulf of Mexico. Learn about the mountain’s unique geography, rich history, observation tower, wildlife, and why this Upstate landmark is one of the most fascinating places in the Southeast.