Upcountry South Carolina Parks

We've highlighted more than 35 publicly accessible waterfalls that are found in SC's Upcountry. They range in height from 40 to 700 feet.

 Extending from I-85 near the N.C. border to I-85 at the Georgia line, this route allows the traveler to experience magnificent views and to visit many attractions along the way.

The popular recreation area is surrounded by mountains and waterfalls. Lake Jocassee has crystal clear water and huge depths. It is a perfect lake for boating, skiing, fishing, and any other water activities you can imagine.

At State Parks, you’ll find the best boating, mountain biking, horseback riding, fishing, kayaking, canoeing and hiking in South Carolina.

The park Visitor Center features a film, museum exhibits, and a bookstore. Visitors can walk the 1.5 mile battlefield trail or hike on the 16-mile backcountry trail.

This park, which is on the grounds of the Greenville Downtown Airport, is the perfect place to watch aviation in action and children will love playing on the aviation themed playground equipment.

The bridge was built in 1909 and is the oldest remaining covered bridge in South Carolina.

This 295-acre public garden is the official state botanical garden of SC.

Located in Table Rock State Park, the lodge was built in 1938 by the Civilian Conservation Corps.

The battlefield offers interpretive facilities, a visitor center with exhibits, a tour road, a walking trail through the battlefield and special events throughout the year.