The Most Popular State To Move To In America Blends Beaches And Mountains In The South
According to a 2025 report, this Southern U.S. state boasting outdoor fun, gorgeous coastlines, and affordability is the most popular place to move.
Read MoreAccording to a 2025 report, this Southern U.S. state boasting outdoor fun, gorgeous coastlines, and affordability is the most popular place to move.
Read MoreYou'll find plenty of wonderful restaurants in Charleston, but this destination is particularly noteworthy due to its historic charm and premium tasting menus.
Read MoreCharleston is making a name for itself on the Michelin Guide, and it has restaurants you won't want to miss in South Carolina.
Read MoreA Charleston trip isn't complete without a stop at its pioneering food truck -- although you might be able to find the truck at festivals across the South, too.
Read MoreSome pubilc infrastructure serves as a shining example of civic pride, even to travelers just passing through the area. This trail is a must-see in Greenville.
Read MoreIt's easy to overlook this small town near the Lynches Scenic River, but this South Carolina hidden gem is brimming with charm and character.
Read MoreWhile it may often go overlooked, this South Carolina state park offers a slice of American history, picturesque forests, and fantastic fishing.
Read MoreOutdoor enthusiasts must visit this small city in South Carolina with stunning mountain views, trails for any level of hiker, kayaking on calm lakes, and more.
Read MoreThis incredible full-service state resort park in South Carolina offers rooms, cabins, and camping, along with a multitude of other activities for all ages.
Read MoreIf you're looking for an escape with gorgeous hikes and plenty of space for camping, look no further than this quiet South Carolina state park.
Read MoreStretches of South Carolina's Lowcountry host may host calm waters, rich ecosystems, but they also have the unmistakable presence of native alligators.
Read MoreThis unassuming island in Lake Hartwell is the last remaining evidence of a plantation, and it's home to about 60 graves and some possibly paranormal activity.
Read MoreComprising 24,000 acres of beaches, forests, and wetlands, this South Carolina preserve is named after the owner of the Boston Red Sox from 1933 through 1976.
Read MoreIf you're looking for the sunshine, soft sands, and gorgeous clear waters of the Caribbean, you can get all that and more without even leaving the U.S.
Read MoreSouth Carolina is certainly known for its beaches, but they can get a bit crowded. Try visiting this beach just outside of Beaufort instead. Here's why.
Read MoreProviding easy access to numerous state parks and scenic waterfall hikes, this tiny town near Greenville makes for a relaxing weekend getaway.
Read MoreThis hidden gem town in South Carolina was once a colonial trading hub but now it's an abandoned area where you can explore several historic sites.
Read MoreThere are plenty of reasons to travel to South Carolina, but this secret getaway has all you need. Why not pay it a visit and thank us later?
Read MoreGem hunting, or rock hounding, is a fascinating hobby that allows people to find rare rocks and stones from amethyst and agate to sapphires and even diamonds.
Read MoreIn a study of the most searched-for beach destinations in each state, this East Coast city with its famous boardwalk and 60 miles of beaches came out on top.
Read MoreThere are plenty of reasons to visit South Carolina, but this majestic park with beautiful lakes and plenty to do will make you want to book a trip today.
Read MoreThis South Carolina suburb is aptly named and has it all: breathtaking scenes of nature like the Blue Ridge Mountains, charming culture, and diverse community.
Read MoreFor outdoor enthusiasts, this southeastern state park is a go-to destination filled with activities like fishing, swimming, camping, boating, hiking, and biking.
Read MoreIn South Carolina’s Blue Ridge Mountains lies a mysterious 19th-century tunnel that never fulfilled its promise but continues to draw curious explorers today.
Read MoreRich in American history and outdoor adventures, this relatively low-cost South Carolina community is a quaint, quiet, and comfortable place to settle down.
Read MoreSouth Carolina is home to the "Town for All Times," a place bursting with amazing historical gems, plenty of antiques, and as much Southern food as you can eat.
Read MoreThis unfinished railroad tunnel in Oconee County, South Carolina has a lot of history, and now visitors can explore it as a part of a public park.
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