Article taken from National Geographic Traveller (UK Edition) March 2014 Written by Chris Leadbeater Read the full article here: http://www.natgeotraveller.co.uk/destinations/north-america/usa/south-carolina-the-age-of-innocence/ Far removed from the bright lights of metropolitan USA, South Carolina revels in its traditional, wholesome brand of Americana, as well as its magnificent rivers, forests, hills and valleys — and why not? “Now that,”… Read more »
Jump Off Rock of Hendersonville, NC
Hendersonville, North Carolina is home to many beautiful sites! This area is known for its stunning views of the Blue Ridge Mountains, quaint shops, local produce and much more. One of the many reasons this is a favorite for some of The Cliffs Communities and The Reserve at Lake Keowee residents. One particular great overlook… Read more »
EarthSkills Upcoming Class on March 12th
Spring is fast approaching and one of the all-time favorite activities is to go hiking and enjoy nature! Before you set out for that trek, consider how well prepared you are in the event of something happening. Perhaps you and your family enjoy camping in the warmer months but what tools and skills do you… Read more »
Uptown Art
What better way to celebrate a girl’s night out than with a little wine, some painting and a whole lot of fun! Set in the college town of Clemson, SC, just a short drive from The Cliffs Communities and Reserve Community is a new business that allows you and your closest girlfriends to do just… Read more »
Fort Hill
Set upon the grounds of Clemson University is a house steeped in history and tradition. Its large white exterior and antebellum charm are reminiscent of times gone by in an ever-changing landscape of architecture and people. Walking on the grounds of Fort Hill, you are immediately transported from a college campus to the historic plantation… Read more »
Hagood Mill
Just down the road from The Cliffs, in Pickens, SC, visitors are encouraged to step back in time on the grounds of Hagood Mill. Greeted by a blacksmith shop, two historical cabins, a cotton gin and moonshine still, guests can witness one of the oldest operating gristmills in South Carolina. The pride of Hagood, this… Read more »
Touring Top-Rated Greenville, South Carolina
Greenville, South Carolina, is a popular place for residents of Lake Keowee to shop, dine and find great music and entertainment. What you may not know about this vibrant and growing city is the history. That is where Greenville History Tours come in! John M. Nolan started this city tour company in 2006 and has grown… Read more »
Devils Fork State Park Has Lots to Offer
Residents of the lake communities of The Cliffs and The Reserve at Lake Keoweee enjoy the many benefits and beauties Keowee has to offer but let’s not forget about Lake Jocassee. This man-made lake was constructed at the same time as Lake Keowee, the early 1970’s by Duke Power in partnership with the state. Known… Read more »
Ready to Visit A Jail? A Look at the Pickens County Museum of Art and History
Are you ready to go to jail? But not just any old jail but a really old jail! The Pickens County Museum of Art and History is housed in the old Pickens County jail. The hand-rolled brick with its turret and copper-colored tin roof is a great example of turn-of-the-century architecture. The 1902 Victorian jail portion of the museum… Read more »
The Poinsett Bridge of Greenville, South Carolina
Joel Roberts Poinsett was a notable figure in South Carolina history. One of the lesser known places that bears his name is Poinsett Bridge in northern Greenville County. This bridge was built in 1820 as part of a road from Columbia to Saluda Mountain. This stone bridge is believed by historians to have been designed by Robert Mills,… Read more »
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