Things To Do in Mountain Rest, South Carolina

This popular 1,165-acre mountain park sits on a plateau in the foothills of the beautiful Blue Ridge Mounta... More on LLBean.com

My emotions may be jumbled and my reasoning unclear but a trip to the park and rocking on the screened in p... More on Epinions.com

American frontiersmen defeated the British here on October 7, 1780, at a critical point during the Revoluti... More on Epinions.com

Certainly, it is worth attempting if you can since there is no other way to view the battlefield itself a... More on Epinions.com

Inscription. Dedicated in memory, of, William R. "Randy" Geddings: S. C. Department of Natural Resource, Fisheries Biologist, for his 26 years of service, to the, protection and conservation, of, S. C.'s trout resources. , Erected ... More on HMDB

The Russell House was constructed sometime after 1867 and considerably expanded around 1890 and in the early twentieth century. The house, which burned in 1988, was significant in the area of trans... More on Nationalregister.sc.gov

Inscription. Russell House: This was a busy Appalachian farmstead in the late 1800's and early 1900's. You could hear the laughter of children playing in the creek, lowing cattle and clucking chick... More on HMDB

Inscription. Establishment of the Park: Oconee State Park was developed in the 1930's as one of the earliest State Parks in South Carolina was built by members of the Civilian Conservation Corp. The CCC was a program created as part ... More on HMDB

Issaqueena Falls is a spectacular, 100 foot falls in Stumphouse Tunnel Park northwest of Walhalla. The falls are named for an Indian maiden, Issaqueena. She rode to a nearby fort to warn of a pend... More on Visitanderson.com

Issaqueena Falls is a spectacular, 100 foot falls in Stumphouse Tunnel Park northwest of Walhalla. The falls are named for an Indian maiden, Issaqueena. She rode to a nearby fort to warn of a pendi... More on Visitanderson.com

A lot of history has been made on the lands that comprise the forest. Cherokee and other tribes of Native Americans hunted and built villages here. Farmers toiled in the fields, and family-owned c... More on Visitanderson.com

A lot of history has been made on the lands that comprise the forest. Cherokee and other tribes of Native Americans hunted and built villages here. Farmers toiled in the fields, and family-owned co... More on Visitanderson.com

We press our own cider and have free samples. We have a wide selection of jams and jellies, a wide selection of canned goods, honey ... More on allaboutapples.com

This is one of three featured hikes along the Chattooga River. Designated a Wild and Scenic River, the Chattooga is one of the few remaining free-flow streams in the Southeast. Don't forget a map a... More on Trails

This trail is a very nice, easy trail through an isolated beautiful gorge. More on Trails

Inscription. The historic buildings below are products of the great Depression-era Works Progress Administration (WPA) and the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC). The WPA, the CCC, and President Franklin D. Roosevelt's other New deal ... More on HMDB