Pinnacle Mountain Trail at Table Rock State Park is a challenging 10-mile adventure filled with massive rock formations, incredible views of Table Rock and Pumpkintown, unexpected storms, wildlife, and an overgrown final stretch. The summit may be anticlimactic, but everything you encounter along the way makes this one of the Upstate’s most memorable hikes.
Have you ever walked into a giant spider web while hiking in South Carolina? Meet the Golden Silk Orb-weaver, one of the Southeast’s largest spiders, and learn why this gentle giant is more friend than foe.
Planning your first hike to Table Rock Mountain? Experienced hikers say most beginners underestimate the steep climb, intense heat, and how much water they’ll actually need. Before you hit the trail, learn what to bring, what to expect, and the mistakes that can turn one of South Carolina’s most rewarding hikes into a miserable experience.
Hidden beneath the powerline crossing along the Issaqueena Trail between Clemson and Central lies a beautiful waterfall that many visitors never notice. Cascading over layered rock shelves and surrounded by lush greenery, this peaceful spot offers a unique glimpse into one of the area’s lesser-known natural treasures. Whether you’re hiking, mountain biking, or simply exploring the Upstate, this hidden waterfall is worth the detour.