Looking for the best neighborhoods to trick-or-treat this Halloween? We’ve rounded up 50 of the top trick-or-treating spots across the Upstate, from Greenville and Greer to Easley, Anderson, Spartanburg, and Pickens County. Find the perfect place for a fun, safe, and candy-filled Halloween night.
Looking for the perfect place to cool off this summer? From the sandy beach at Table Rock State Park to the crystal-clear waters of Lake Jocassee and hidden swimming holes beneath mountain waterfalls, here’s our guide to the best kid-friendly swimming spots in Upstate South Carolina.
The Pickens Flea Market has been a Wednesday tradition in Upstate South Carolina for decades. With hundreds of vendors selling everything from fishing gear and tools to antiques, collectibles, clothing, and unique treasures, every visit offers something new to discover. Whether you’re hunting for bargains or simply enjoying the atmosphere, it’s one of the region’s most popular destinations for treasure hunters and weekend explorers alike.
From historic railroad equipment and the famous Travelers Rest mural to wooded bridges and the new Rad Rabbit 2 mountain bike trail, the Swamp Rabbit Trail offers far more than a simple bike path. Here’s why one of the Upstate’s most popular destinations keeps getting better.
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.
Colorful quilt blocks are quietly telling the stories of Pickens County’s people, businesses, and history. Discover how the Upstate Heritage Quilt Trail turns ordinary buildings into pieces of living art—and why the quilt hanging at Bivens Hardware is more than just decoration.
A roadside marker in Whiteside Cove tells the story of Barak Norton, one of the area’s earliest settlers. Discover the history of the Norton family, the historic church beside the marker, and the legacy that continues more than 150 years later.
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.
Think South Carolina’s best beaches are on the coast? Think again. Tucked into the Blue Ridge Mountains, Lake Jocassee offers a sandy beach, crystal-clear water, kayak rentals, picnic shelters, and some of the most spectacular views in the Upstate.