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06/22/2026

Guest like you make what I do enjoyable! I love the card and goodies you brought me😊. I hope you enjoy your charcuterie.

06/21/2026

Ready to explore some of South Carolina's most iconic natural treasures? 🌄

The South Carolina 7 Expedition returns this July, offering guided adventures across the state's seven natural wonders—including several unforgettable experiences right here in the Upstate.

Whether you're interested in hiking, paddling, wildlife viewing, or learning from local experts, these guided events are a great way to experience the beauty that makes our region so special.

🥾 Registration is required for most activities, so plan ahead and reserve your spot: https://southcarolina7.com/field-guide/

Date(s) & Times: July 3rd – 5th, 2026

Location(s): Featured locations include Lake Jocassee, the Chattooga River corridor, and mountain landscapes along the Blue Ridge Escarpment.

Event/Photo Credits: Allspice Photography LLC , South Carolina 7

06/21/2026

This Hidden Waterfall Swim Spot In South Carolina Is A Must-Do Hike 👇👇

06/21/2026

06/17/2026

Got plans this weekend!? Oconee County is packed with events! Here are a few, but check out the rest on our Events page!
https://visitoconeesc.com/events/

06/17/2026

Thank you Hoyt, Gina and family for being great repeats! I hope you enjoy your board. I put a little something on the side for the kiddos😊

06/14/2026

A great easy float from War Woman to Chattooga😊

WAR WOMAN'S CREEK enters Chattooga river in Rabun county, northeastern Georgia, in the heart of the old Lower Cherokee country. The name seems to be of Indian origin, although the Cherokee name is lost and the story has perished. A writer quoted by White (Historical Collections of Georgia, p. 444) attempts to show its origin from the exploit of a certain Revolutionary amazon, in capturing a party of Tories, but the name occurs in Adair (note, p. 185) as early as 1775. There is some reason for believing that it refers to a former female dignitary among the Cherokee, described by Haywood under the title of the "Pretty Woman" as having authority to decide the fate of prisoners of war. Wafford once knew an old woman whose name was Da`nä-gâ'stä, an abbreviated form for, Da`näwä-gâsta'yä "Sharp war," understood to mean "Sharp (i., e., Fierce) warrior." Several cases of women acting the part of warriors are on record among the Cherokee.