A large black bear was spotted near 3520 Dacusville Highway at approximately 11:32 a.m. today. The sighting serves as another reminder that black bears remain active throughout the Dacusville, Pumpkintown, and Table Rock areas. Here’s what residents should know.
Turn old garden rakes into charming yard art with this simple DIY project. Learn how to build the Pumpkintown Pumpkin, Table Rock Hiker, and other creative garden characters using recycled materials.
From Wildcat Branch Falls and Carrick Creek Falls to Bald Rock, Sassafras Mountain, and the scenic backroads of Pumpkintown, discover 15 amazing outdoor adventures in Pickens County that cost absolutely nothing. Perfect for families, hikers, photographers, and anyone looking to explore the Upstate on a budget.
Teddy Swims is coming to Easley on June 12. Here’s everything you need to know about parking, gates, bag policies, prohibited items, and arrival times before heading to District Park.
Your Pickens County library card can do much more than check out books. Learn how the Adventure Pass Program provides free access to state parks, museums, and family-friendly attractions across the Upstate.
Country music star Easton Corbin is coming to Easley for the Historic Easley Fourth of July Celebration on July 4, 2026. Learn when he’ll perform and what else is happening during this special Independence Day event.
Located at the western end of the Doodle Trail, Pickens Doodle Park combines railroad history, outdoor recreation, and family-friendly attractions. With a train-themed playground, historic railroad exhibits, free parking, and direct access to one of the Upstate’s most popular trails, it is a must-visit destination in downtown Pickens.
A simple hamburger, homemade desserts, friendly service, and small-town charm have made Holly Springs Country Store a favorite stop in northern Pickens County. Could it be home to one of the best burgers in the foothills?
Historic storefronts, local businesses, and small-town charm. Take a stroll through downtown Pickens and discover why this Upstate community remains one of South Carolina’s hidden gems.
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.