Tucked beside Burly BBQ and the 76 station on Highway 11, Needful Things is part antique shop, part treasure hunt, and part roadside attraction. Step inside this rustic barn and discover vintage finds, collectibles, books, décor, and surprises around every corner.
Discover one of the most fascinating hikes in Paris Mountain State Park. The Sulphur Springs Trail combines peaceful forest scenery, historic waterworks, shaded creek crossings, and reservoir views into a unique journey through the natural and engineering history that helped supply Greenville’s drinking water for generations.
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.
Discover why Downtown Travelers Rest has become one of the Upstate’s favorite destinations. From the Swamp Rabbit Trail and locally owned restaurants to unique shops and small-town charm, this walkable community offers the perfect blend of outdoor adventure and hometown hospitality.
Pink Mama’s Ice Cream has become one of downtown Travelers Rest’s sweetest destinations. From homemade waffle bowls and creative sundaes to its iconic pink storefront, here’s why locals and visitors keep coming back for more.
Home Team BBQ in Greenville serves up smoked brisket, pulled pork, ribs, strong frozen cocktails, local craft beer, and six house-made sauces that showcase Southern barbecue traditions. Here’s why this Laurens Road favorite has become one of Greenville’s most popular gathering spots.
A passing summer storm gave way to a stunning rainbow over Furman University’s iconic lake, creating a scene that perfectly captured the beauty of the Upstate. With Paris Mountain in the background, calm waters reflecting the sky, and the historic bell tower standing watch, it was one of those fleeting moments that reminds us to slow down and appreciate the world around us.
Founded in 1893, Travelers Rest United Methodist Church offers a unique glimpse into the history of one of the Upstate’s fastest-growing communities. The original chapel still stands beside the modern sanctuary, creating a living timeline of faith and local history in downtown Travelers Rest.
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.