체로키 카운티 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Great view

Robert Scruggs built this cabin in 1800, more than 200 years ago, and had 11 children (rooms were added on). Come visit this cabin and read up on the history it went through at Cowpens Battle Ground.

This towering obelisk stands at a grand 83 feet tall, constructed from white granite quarried in North Carolina. Dedicated in 1909, it sits on the park's highest point, Battleground Ridge, offering stunning panoramic views of the battlefield. Bronze tablets on the monument's sides tell the story of the battle, honoring the American victory and listing those who fought on both sides.

Lake Crawford offers a peaceful retreat for visitors seeking to relax and soak in the natural beauty. Covering 13 acres, it's the perfect spot for a quiet picnic by the water or a moment of reflection on the park's serenity.

There are plenty of encounters with the Long Branch Tributary in this stretch of the Kings Mountain National Recreation Trail. A nice aspect are the wooden bridges that allow for easing crossing and enjoying the water from a higher vantage point.

Robert Scruggs built this cabin in 1800, more than 200 years ago, and had 11 children (rooms were added on). Come visit this cabin and read up on the history it went through at Cowpens Battle Ground.

Interesting walk !

Lake Whelchel is 200 acres in size and named after Zeb Whelchel. He is given credit for the creation of Lake Whelchel. This lake is a public reservoir, delivering water for Cherokee County. Lake Whelchel features a boat ramp and picnic facilities. Fishing is allowed with a valid SC Fishing License.