Two dramatic waterfalls, one short woodland trail. Discover the Reedy Cove Falls hike near Sunset, including directions, viewing platform, conservation history and trail photos.
Explore Natural Bridge Trail at Keowee-Toxaway State Park, a short but rugged 1.3-mile hike featuring two small waterfalls, Poe Creek, rock formations, a rustic log bridge and two EV chargers near the trailhead.
Planning a hike to Rainbow Falls in Jones Gap State Park? This complete guide covers everything you need to know, including trail difficulty, elevation gain, trail markings, what to expect on the hike, the best photo spots, and tips for experiencing one of South Carolina’s tallest and most beautiful waterfalls.
Falls Park on the Reedy is the crown jewel of downtown Greenville, blending natural waterfalls, award-winning design, historic preservation, and urban renewal into one of South Carolina’s most beloved destinations. Discover the history, beauty, and significance of the park that transformed Greenville into a nationally recognized city.
Follow the beautiful Middle Saluda River through Jones Gap State Park to discover one of South Carolina’s most accessible and rewarding waterfalls. Jones Gap Falls offers stunning scenery, rich history, and a family-friendly hiking experience in the heart of the Mountain Bridge Wilderness.
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.
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.
Discover one of the most unique waterfalls in the Southeast. Located near Highlands, North Carolina, Bridal Veil Falls allows visitors to walk behind the cascading water without a hike. This scenic roadside stop is a perfect addition to any mountain adventure and one of the region’s most memorable hidden gems.
Before Table Rock became South Carolina’s most visited mountain park, Carrick Creek was already carving its way through the Blue Ridge. Today thousands of visitors cross its bridges and admire its waterfalls, but few know the creek’s role in the history of Table Rock State Park.