グリーンビル郡のおすすめツーリングルート

Overall, this route is beautiful. It is mostly on backroads so traffic isn't too bad. There is a short section on Hwy 11 where cars speed by at 55 to 65 mph, but there is a bike lane. Do this route if you are not overly anxious about cars sharing the road. Some of the roads are bumpy and one short section had no shoulder and rumble strips gouged into the white line. I will say that every driver was considerate waiting behind until safe to pass me on curves. Most gave me a wide berth when they passed which is much appreciated! You will be pedaling uphill and going fast downhill, so it is lots of fun if that is your thing. Use a bike with a wide selection of gears. You won't need wide tires but don't use your racing slicks either. Stop at Hagood Mill and don't miss the waterfall at the beginning, and the tea company at the end, of Carrick Creek Rd. The ride through the Nine Times Preserve is lovely. After the ride, I had lunch - a chicken, mushroom and cheese crepe - at The Full Plate Creperie Eatery in downtown Pickens. Delicious!

A gathering place where families, friends, and farmers unite, sharing food stories, forging connections, and turning neighbors into friends. Their craft coffee and espresso are sourced sustainably and you can enjoy all natural meal.

Saluda Dam is part of the 331 acre reservoir that provides drinking water for the city of Easley in Pickens County. There is a bait and tackle shop right on the shore that you can visit to prepare for an enjoyable day of relaxing.

20-acre green paradise with a lovely water feature. Inspired by New York City's Central Park, you can spot small details that honor the famous park, with colorful landscaping and intricate pathway for exploring. Parking is available.

The Lanneau-Norwood-Funderburk House, from the late 19th century, features a Second Empire architectural design and is one of the last surviving houses from the Victorian era in Greenville. Built by Jacob W. Cagle for Charles Henry Lanneau II.

The Mill's Mill was founded by Captain Otis P. Mills as the cornerstone of his Mills Manufacturing Company, which he formed around 1895. Construction of the mill began in 1896, and by 1897 the mill was operating with 5,000 spindles and 200 employees was a textile mill in Greenville, South Carolina. The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Milford Mall was named after Eugene W. and Louise H. Milford, who gave a generous donation to the university. There is a wonderful water fountain that provides a delightful atmosphere as you explore this historical place.

A picturesque cascade offering a quick and easy way to experience the beauty of the Mountain Bridge Wilderness Area. Unlike its taller sibling, Upper Wildcat Falls, this 30-foot waterfall is easily accessible right off the Cherokee Foothills Scenic Highway.