Sunken Forests And Secret Coves Make This Freshwater Lake A Dreamy Lowcountry Escape
An hour north of Charleston, this Lowcountry lake is a wonderful place to unwind with some fishing, kayaking, or camping in the South Carolina wilderness.
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Cradled Between South Carolina And Georgia Is A Vast Lake Escape With Dockside Dining And Fishing Fame
Sitting between Georgia and South Carolina, near the town of Clemson, is a sprawling lake offering dockside restaurants, great fishing, and stunning views.
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South Carolina's Lowcountry Labyrinth Is A River Refuge With Cypress Preserves And Moss-Draped Boughs
This incredible slice of the Lowcounty gives you a chance to view ancient trees, search for colorful birds, and relax along a picturesque river.
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Just North Of Myrtle Beach Is South Carolina's Tucked-Away Inlet Perfect For Secluded Snorkeling And Calm Beaches
Not far from Myrtle Beach hides a tranquil inlet where serene waters await. Avoid the crowds and snorkel, fish, or say hello to dolphins in this quiet spot.
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On South Carolina's Border Is An Underrated Lakeside City Near Charlotte With Breweries And Outdoor Adventures
Explore fishing, golfing, and local South Carolina breweries when you visit this lakeside city nestled just outside of Charlotte.
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This Kitschy South Carolina Roadside Playground Is A Unique Stop With A Theme Park, Neon-Lit Lodging, And Dining
Rest areas aren't usually the highlight of an American road trip, but few pit stops are more enjoyable than this South Carolina roadside playground.
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Between Charleston And Georgetown Is South Carolina's Wild Coastal Escape With Untouched Beaches Full Of Driftwood
It's hard to beat the beauty of South Carolina's rugged coast, and this island, only reachable by ferry, is full of untouched beaches strewn with driftwood.
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South Carolina's Serene Secret Is A Giant Forest Full Of Trails That Feels Like The Central Park Of The South
For a nature escape in the heart of a city, head to this giant forest park in South Carolina that is filled with trails, trees, and places to picnic.
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South Carolina's Under-The-Radar State Park Has A Unique Canoe Trail Through An Ancient Cypress Forest
If you have ever dreamt of tackling a canoe trail that idles through a spectacular forest of the ancient variety, the Palmetto State has just the park for you.
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Sandwiched Between Myrtle Beach And Charleston Is A Pristine Carolina Bay Made For Paddling And Fishing
This large estuary, formed by several major rivers, features stunning scenery, a rural setting, and an abundance of wildlife perfect for kayakers and anglers.
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South Carolina's Prettiest Beaches Thrive On This Coastal Region With Seafood, Quiet Shores, And Idyllic Rentals
Escape crowded tourist traps for South Carolina's hidden coastal gems where pristine beaches meet charming villages and unforgettable seafood delights.
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Sandwiched Between Myrtle Beach And Charleston Is Coastal Town With Quiet Shores And Boutique Shopping
If you're looking for a brief escape from South Carolina's busiest tourist spots, slip away to this laid-back beach community with a vibe of historic charm.
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The 'Watermelon Capital Of The World' Is A Colorful South Carolina Town With A Mouth-Watering Yearly Festival
Fill up on juicy treats (and maybe enter a seed-spitting contest) on your summer trip to this charming Southern town with history and tons of watermelon.
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Nestled In South Carolina's Backcountry Is A Revolutionary Gem With Wooded Trails And Wildlife
18th-century history is palpable in South Carolina. But this small town's past uniquely intersects with Cherokee Indian culture and Revolutionary battles.
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South Carolina's Underrated National Forest Is A Wonderland Of Trails, Paddling, And Coastal Ecosystems
There's so much to see in this scenic wonderland! Any lover of the outdoors should make it a point to visit this hidden gem in South Carolina.
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Charleston's Sister Historic Sites Are Huge Relics Of Days Long Gone In One South Carolina Park
This national historical park in Charleston is a free-to-enter spot where you can get up close with war-era forts and their fascinating ruins.
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South Carolina's Overlooked Historic Site Is A Beautiful Nature Spot To Fish, Hike, And Picnic
If you want to explore South Carolina's spectacular natural beauty while also getting a closer look at the Palmetto State's storied history, look no further.
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Wildlife Thrives In This South Carolina Island Preserve Perfect For Coastal Hiking And Biking
Salt marshes and seabirds abound in this South Carolina wildlife preserve that invites you to grab your hiking boots and bikes to explore the natural beauty.
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South Carolina's Longest Pedestrian And Bike Trail Is A Breathtaking Path Connecting Mountains And Coast
If you want to explore the great outdoors, South Carolina is a stunning place to do it -- and its long, winding trail brings you through some of its best sites.
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South Carolina's Legendary Lakes Lure Anglers With Monster Catfish, Cypress Swamps, And Wildlife
These two lakes are artificially made but they are a go-to destination for anglers and fishers, as well as anyone who can appreciate swampy nature and wildlife.
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One Of America's Best Resorts Thrives Along A South Carolina River With Southern Charm And Coastal Cuisines
Kick back and relax along a South Carolina river at a resort that exudes Southern charm and excels at delivering on a delicious coastal menu.
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One Of South Carolina's Top Resort Towns Blends Bikeable Beaches, Golf Greens, And Dolphin Tours
This popular vacation spot on South Carolina's coast is brimming with culture and outdoor activities, from dolphin spotting to bike tours to top-notch golfing.
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Hidden Near The South Carolina State Line Is A Unique Waterfall That Reveals Gorgeous Colors Below The Water
The best waterfalls are those that take some effort to reach. There's no better example of this than the jade-colored waters of these South Carolina falls.
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The Home Of America's 'Forgotten Founder' Is A South Carolina National Historic Site Cottage Gem
Charles Pinckney is America's "Forgotten Founder." However, this South Carolina national historic site commemorates his legacy with exhibits, trails, and more.
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The 'Garden Spot Of The Carolinas' Is An Overlooked Southern Gem With Small Town Living And Big City Attractions
This charming small town may only have 3,000 residents, but its unique attractions, fascinating museums, and state parks attract visitors from all over.
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Sandwiched Halfway Between Charlotte And Greenville Is A Lovely Town Called 'Peach Capital Of South Carolina'
If you find yourself in the South, this lovely town called the "Peach Capital of South Carolina" will make for a juicy summer getaway.
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'The Heart Of Downtown' Greenville Is A Flower-Filled South Carolina Park With A River, Falls, And Trails
Greenville is a great base camp for your visit to South Carolina. Plus, at the heart of this city is a gorgeous park with a river, falls, and lovely trails.
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