Do you love the great outdoors? Upstate SC is the place for you. There is plenty of hiking, biking, boating, fishing and anything else you can think of in Greenville, Spartanburg, Anderson and Pickens counties.
The Great Smoky Mountains National Park was established in 1926. Almost a hundred years later it’s the most visited of all the national parks. And today, Ingles Open Road is visiting one of its very special places, Cataloochee Valley.
The Ingles Open Road visits a North Carolina National Heritage Site three miles south of the picturesque town of Saluda. It’s a 268-acre glen that houses a gem on Colt Creek. Welcome to Pearson’s Falls.
The third major improvement project along the Anderson County portion of the Saluda River Blue Trail was unveiled this week with the opening of the Sen. M.W. Gambrell Access Park at Belton Landing.
The hills and hollers around Hagood Mill Historic Site in Pickens will come alive with tall tales and scary stories of Appalachia when the Storytelling Festival and Liars Competition comes to the mill this weekend, Oct. 15 and 16.
If you want to experience the city that readers of Condé Nast Traveler rank No. 5 on the list of 10 Best Small Cities in the U.S., this weekend is the time to do it.
The 2nd Annual James Robert “Radio” Kennedy Memorial Celebration benefiting The Outdoor Dream Foundation will be held online Oct. 9-14. Organizers hope to raise $100,000 to send young people with terminal or life-threatening illnesses on hunting, fishing and other outdoor excursions.
Founded in 2020, Electric Motorcycle Tours was established by a long-time adventurer Phillip Clay who believes electric motorcycles are the future.
Kayakers can enjoy a moonlit trip up the Saluda River and back on Sunday, August 22, when the Saluda River Rambler in Piedmont hosts its second Full Moon Paddle of the summer.
