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.
From mountain summits and waterfalls to scenic drives and hidden history, these unforgettable Table Rock experiences showcase why this South Carolina state park remains one of the Upstate’s most beloved destinations.
Just over an hour from Pumpkintown, the Greenville Zoo offers a fun and relaxing adventure filled with giraffes, giant tortoises, lions, waterfalls, and beautifully landscaped exhibits. Located in the heart of Greenville’s Cleveland Park, this family-friendly attraction is easy to explore in a few hours and makes the perfect addition to a downtown Greenville outing. Whether you are visiting with kids, enjoying a date day, or simply love wildlife, the Greenville Zoo delivers an unforgettable Upstate experience close to home.
Poinsett Bridge remains closed while restoration work continues beyond the original reopening date. We recently visited the site to see the progress and take a closer look at the preservation efforts underway on South Carolina’s oldest surviving bridge.
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.