Avid birdwatchers will be delighted to experience this Southern gem, but even if you don't know a robin from a sparrow, you'll enjoy the beauty in this area.
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If you love Congaree National Park in South Carolina, you will also like this overlooked state park that is less than 30 miles away and has plenty of trails.
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This scenic byway is a slice of Southern heaven, passing through quaint towns with plenty of opportunities for outdoor recreation like swimming and camping.
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This beautiful creek in an underrated national park offers visitors calm waters to paddle through while seeing some of the tallest trees in the Eastern U.S.
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Not far from Columbia, this underrated South Carolina state park offers miles of hiking trails, incredible fishing, and charming campgrounds.
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Discover a hidden chapter of American music history when you visit this quaint South Carolina town where jazz music really packs a punch.
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This swanky observation deck is the highest point in South Carolina, where you can stand in two states at once and gaze out over three on a clear day.
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Discover why this Lowcountry destination earned top honors for its perfect blend of Southern charm, luxury amenities, and incredible natural beauty.
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Nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and spanning 6,885 acres, this park is home to a famous Revolutionary War battle site.
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This stunning highway in South Carolina is lined with unforgettable hikes that reveal some of the most impressive autumnal scenery in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
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To enjoy the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains away from the national park crowds, head to this lake escape with mountain views, hiking, and camping.
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Head to this Carolina town in the Blue Ridge Mountains for large doses of southern charm and interesting historical sites plus fun and kooky festivals.
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This chic treehouse getaway in South Carolina screams romance, featuring a record player for living room dancing and private fire pit for starlit evenings.
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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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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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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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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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Explore fishing, golfing, and local South Carolina breweries when you visit this lakeside city nestled just outside of Charlotte.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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