You may not know it, but the extraordinary Saluda Mountains straddle the Carolinas with several notable summits as high as 3,258 feet. As part of the Blue Ridge Province of the Southern Appalachian Mountains, this range is a destination in two places with at least 10 significant summits. Just to name a few of the highest — Big Top (3,048), Mackeral Mountain (3,038), and Pruett Mountain (3,022) — sit in Greenville County, South Carolina, and Henderson County, North Carolina. Some other impressive peaks are also in Transylvania County, North Carolina. 

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As you can see, these extraordinary Saluda Mountains straddle the Carolinas in more than one place. Put some time aside to discover parts of this gorgeous mountain range. For more information about this mountain range, visit the U.S. Geological Survey webpage.

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