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South Carolina's fascinating subtropical coastline of sea islands, great beaches, marshes and lush palmetto groves preserves traces of a virtually independent black culture (featuring the unique patois gullah ), from the days when slaves escaped the mainland plantations. Beyond the grand old peninsular port of Charleston, arguably the most elegant city in the US with its rainbow-colored old buildings and magnificent, tree-lined avenues, restored plantations stretch as far north as Georgetown, en route toward the poseur's paradise of Myrtle Beach.
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Popular Locations:
| Charleston | Columbia | Darlington |Fort Mill | Greenville | Hilton Head Island | Myrtle Beach | Spartanburg |

Major Attractions:
| Carowinds | BEACHES |

 

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COMPLETE list of towns listed in South Carolina.

(307 Total Listings)

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Abbeville County
| Abbeville (16) | Calhoun Falls (4) | Donalds | Due West | Lowndesville |


Aiken County
| Salley | Wagener | Aiken (18) | New Ellenton | Bath | Clearwater | Gloverville | Graniteville | Jackson | Langley | Montmorenci | North Augusta (1) | Beech Island | Vaucluse | Warrenville | Windsor (1) |


Allendale County
| Allendale | Fairfax | Martin | Sycamore | Ulmer |


Anderson County
| Anderson (9) | Belton (2) | Honea Path | Iva | La France | Pelzer | Pendleton (3) | Sandy Springs | Starr | Townville | Williamston |


Bamberg County
| Bamberg | Denmark | Ehrhardt | Olar |


Barnwell County
| Barnwell (1) | Hilda | Blackville (1) | Elko | Williston |


Beaufort County
| Beaufort (1) | Bluffton | Dale | Daufuskie Island | Saint Helena Island | Hilton Head Island (36) | Lobeco | Port Royal | Seabrook | Sheldon |


Berkeley County
| Bethera | Bonneau | Cordesville | Cross | Goose Creek | Huger | Jamestown | Ladson | Moncks Corner | Pineville | Pinopolis | Russellville | Saint Stephen |


Calhoun County
| Cameron | Saint Matthews |


Charleston County
| Charleston (92) | Charleston Afb | North Charleston | Adams Run | Awendaw | Folly Beach (14) | Isle Of Palms | Johns Island | Mc Clellanville | Mount Pleasant | Ravenel | Sullivans Island | Wadmalaw Island |


Cherokee County
| Gaffney (4) | Blacksburg (3) |


Chester County
| Blackstock | Great Falls | Chester (1) | Edgemoor | Fort Lawn | Lando | Richburg |


Chesterfield County
| Mc Bee | Cheraw (3) | Patrick | Chesterfield | Jefferson | Mount Croghan | Pageland | Ruby |


Clarendon County
| Alcolu | Davis Station | Gable | Manning | New Zion | Sardinia | Summerton | Turbeville |


Colleton County
| Lodge | Canadys | Cottageville | Edisto Island (1) | Green Pond | Jacksonboro | Round O | Ruffin | Smoaks | Walterboro (2) | Williams | Islandton |


Darlington County
| Lamar | Lydia | Darlington (1) | Hartsville | Society Hill |


Dillon County
| Dillon (1) | Floyd Dale | Fork | Hamer | Lake View | Latta | Little Rock | Minturn |


Dorchester County
| Dorchester | Grover | Harleyville | Reevesville | Ridgeville | Saint George | Summerville (2) |


Edgefield County
| Edgefield | Johnston | Trenton |


Fairfield County
| Blair | Jenkinsville | Monticello | Ridgeway | Rion | White Oak | Winnsboro (1) |


Florence County
| Olanta | Timmonsville | Florence | Coward | Effingham | Johnsonville | Lake City (1) | Pamplico | Scranton |


Georgetown County
| Georgetown | Andrews | Murrells Inlet | Pawleys Island (1) |


Greenville County
| Greenville (12) | Cleveland | Conestee | Fountain Inn | Greer | Marietta | Mauldin | Piedmont | Simpsonville | Slater | Taylors | Tigerville | Travelers Rest |


Greenwood County
| Greenwood | Hodges | Ninety Six (1) | Ware Shoals | Bradley | Troy |


Hampton County
| Brunson | Crocketville | Early Branch | Estill | Furman | Garnett | Gifford | Hampton (1) | Luray | Miley | Scotia | Varnville | Yemassee |


Horry County
| Aynor | Conway | Galivants Ferry | Green Sea | Little River | Longs | Loris | Myrtle Beach (3) | Nichols | North Myrtle Beach | Atlantic Beach |


Jasper County
| Coosawatchie | Hardeeville | Pineland | Ridgeland | Tillman |


Kershaw County
| Bethune | Camden (7) | Cassatt | Elgin | Liberty Hill | Lugoff (1) | Westville |


Lancaster County
| Heath Springs | Kershaw | Lancaster (1) | Van Wyck |


Laurens County
| Clinton (1) | Cross Hill | Joanna | Laurens | Mountville | Waterloo | Gray Court |


Lee County
| Bishopville (1) | Elliott | Lynchburg |


Lexington County
| Batesburg | Cayce | Chapin | Gaston | Gilbert | Leesville | Lexington | Pelion | Swansea | West Columbia |


Marion County
| Centenary | Gresham | Marion | Mullins | Rains | Sellers |


Marlboro County
| Bennettsville | Blenheim | Clio | Mc Coll | Tatum | Wallace |


Mccormick County
| Clarks Hill | Mc Cormick | Modoc | Mount Carmel | Parksville | Plum Branch |


Newberry County
| Chappells | Little Mountain | Newberry | Peak | Pomaria | Prosperity (1) | Silverstreet | Whitmire | Kinards |


Oconee County
| Fair Play | Long Creek | Mountain Rest | Newry | Seneca (4) | Richland | Salem | Tamassee | Walhalla (3) | Westminster | West Union |


Orangeburg County
| Bowman | Cope | Cordova | Elloree | Eutawville | Holly Hill | Neeses | North | Norway | Orangeburg | Rowesville | Santee (1) | Springfield | Vance | Branchville |


Pickens County
| Central | Clemson (4) | Easley (1) | Liberty (2) | Norris | Pickens (11) | Six Mile | Sunset |


Richland County
| Ballentine | Blythewood | Eastover | Gadsden | Hopkins | Irmo | State Park | White Rock | Columbia (1) |


Saluda County
| Monetta | Ridge Spring | Saluda | Ward |


Spartanburg County
| Spartanburg (1) | Arcadia | Campobello (1) | Chesnee | Clifton | Converse | Cowpens | Cross Anchor | Drayton | Duncan | Enoree | Fairforest | Fingerville | Glendale | Gramling | Inman | Landrum (3) | Lyman | Mayo | Moore | Pacolet | Pacolet Mills | Pauline | Reidville | Roebuck | Startex | Una | Wellford | White Stone | Woodruff |


Sumter County
| Dalzell | Horatio | Mayesville | Pinewood | Rembert | Sumter (5) | Shaw A F B | Wedgefield |


Union County
| Carlisle | Buffalo | Jonesville | Lockhart | Union (1) |


Williamsburg County
| Greeleyville | Cades | Hemingway | Kingstree | Lane | Nesmith | Salters |


York County
| Bowling Green | Catawba | Fort Mill (13) | Clover | Hickory Grove | Mc Connells | Rock Hill (1) | Sharon | Smyrna | York |

 

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Scenic Drives in South Carolina
From NSBP

Ashley River Road (Hwy 61, Northwest of Charleston)
Length: 11.0 miles / 17.7 km Time to Allow: 25 minutes to drive the byway or two days to visit places along the way. The Ashley River Road passes by three national historic landmarks -- Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church, Drayton Hall and Middleton Place -- as it traverses a National Register Historic District that traces the history of European and African settlement, commerce and industry from their colonial origins to the present. Covering a distance of only eleven miles, the Ashley River Road is a journey into the history, culture, and beauty of the South Carolina lowcountry. Ancient live oaks, Spanish moss stirring in a warm summer breeze, and elegant brick gates hinting at the architecture within hearken back to days gone by. The Ashley River Road itself reflects the history and culture that has been at home along this great river. As you drive through the brick gates of Drayton Hall and pass under live oaks dripping with Spanish moss, you may feel as though you are heading back in time. Indeed, this preserved estate will show you the ins and outs of plantation life through a forty-five minute interpretive tour given by professionally trained tour guides. The architecture-lover in you will be inspired by the original mantelpieces, pilasters, and wood floors. Self-guided tours lead you along the banks of the Ashley River, a State Scenic River, as it flows by under the overhanging trees. Drayton Hall, with programs like "Connections: From Africa to America," brings to life the landscape and culture of this area. However, it is only the beginning. Its two story portico is one of the first of its kind in the nation and the main house itself is the oldest unrestored plantation house that is open to the public in America. The museum shop offers distinctive low country crafts, food products and other unique items.

Cherokee Foothills Scenic Highway (Hwy 11 between Gaffney & Fair Play SC)
Once known as "Keowee Path" or "Cherokee Path," this 130-mile road was used by the Cherokees and the English and French fur traders. Looming majestically beyond the low, soft hills of the Piedmont, the Blue Ridge escarpment thrills the soul of the mountain lover. The Cherokees called these heights "the Great Blue Hills of God" and the stream-laced foothills and rugged mountains of the Blue Ridge run throughout the area. This Byway is perfect for the outdoors lover, running through the wide-ranging Nantahala and Sumter National Forests full of recreational opportunities. See for yourself why the Cherokee meaning for Nantahala is land of the noonday sun. Take a chance to play in nearby lakes by swimming or whitewater rafting. If exploring the forests by foot is more your thing, hike on any of the numerous trails. The numerous parks scattered around the area invite you to explore them, from the area's most notable landmark at Table Rock State Park, to King's Mountain National Military Park. Striking landscapes and abundant recreation are available in all the parks, but Caesar's Head State Park is well known for its beautiful vistas, numerous hiking trails and the stunning Raven Cliff Falls. Enjoy a picnic lunch while taking in the beauty of cascading water over rugged cliffs or act like a kid again while crunching through a pile of autumn leaves.

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South Carolina National Parks
From NPS.gov

Congaree National Park Hopkins, SC
Welcome to the largest remnant of old-growth floodplain forest remaining on the continent! Experience national and state champion trees, towering to record size amidst astonishing biodiversity. Walk, paddle or just relax within this dynamic floodplain ecosystem. Beauty and tranquility reign supreme in the midst of this natural treasure.
Congaree National Park houses a museum quality exhibit area within the Harry Hampton Visitor Center, a 2.4 mile boardwalk loop trail, over 20 miles of backwoods hiking trails, canoeing, kayaking, fishing and more. There's no better way to see the park than by canoe, and Congaree National Park offers FREE ranger guided canoe tours every Saturday and Sunday.
As a designated Wilderness area, International Biosphere Reserve, Globally Important Bird Area, and the largest intact tract of old-growth floodplain forest in North America, Congaree National Park is home to a variety of ongoing research and education projects. Congaree National Park offers guided walks, talks and presentations throughout the year. All are free of charge.
Visitor Information (803) 776-4396 ext. 0

Cowpens National Battlefield Chesnee, SC
Cowpens National Battlefield has several activities available for visitors. Walking on the battlefield trail, having a picnic, and viewing exhibits in the Visitor Center are just a few.
Each year on the weekend closest to January 17, the park celebrates the anniversary of the battle with firing demonstrations and a living history encampment.
Information (864) 461-2828

Fort Sumter National Monument Charleston Harbor, SC
Where The American Civil War Began Decades of growing strife between North and South erupted in civil war on April 12, 1861, when Confederate artillery opened fire on this Federal fort in Charleston Harbor. Fort Sumter surrendered 34 hours later. Union forces would try for nearly four years to take it back.
Visitor Information & Park Headquarters (843) 883-3123

Ninety Six National Historic Site Ninety Six, SC
Here settlers struggled against the harsh backcountry to survive, Cherokee Indians hunted and fought to keep their land, two towns and a trading post were formed and abandoned to the elements, and two Revolutionary War battles that claimed over 100 lives took place here. More Revolutionary War battles & skirmishes took place in South Carolina than any other colony during the American Revolution. Ninety Six National Historic Site is home to 2 Revolutionary War battle sites. When you visit, you will see: the original 1781 Star Fort, Historic roads like the Cherokee Path & Charleston Road, the original town sites of Ninety Six & Cambridge, the reconstructed Stockade Fort & siege trenches, an Historic cabin we have set up as the Black Swan Tavern, & much more! Come learn about Ninety Six's Colonial History.

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South Carolina State Information Links


SCIway
"South Carolina's Front Door"
SC.GOV
Travel Page
Travel and Traffic Information Need help getting around the state? SCDOT provides up-to-date travel and traffic information.
State Park Services Camp along a lake, hike trails in deep forests, rest in shaded picnic areas and tour plantation homes. Browse this website for details and plan your next outing to one of South Carolina's state parks.
State Trails Program South Carolina offers hundreds of scenic trails, search here for your favorite trail or activity.
Department of Transportation Learn more about the Community Service programs offered by SCDOT.
Golf Information South Carolina offers enough golf courses to let you play a different one every day of the year.
Hunting and Fishing Licenses Purchase South Carolina hunting and fishing licenses online.
Road Maps Order a state highway map or search county maps online.
South Carolina Department of Tourism The only stop needed to plan your next South Carolina vacation, family outing, or golf game.
 
 
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What to Do in South Carolina Attractions, historic sites, scenic highways, and golf. No matter who you are or what your interest, South Carolina offers adventure, excitement, exploration and fun.

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