South Carolina’s showstopping natural wonder over in Pickens County is a massive block of granite rising a monumental 3,124 feet above sea level. Table Rock, as it’s called, and the land surrounding it was donated by Pickens County and the City of Greenville in 1935 so that the Civilian Conservation Corps could develop a state park around the landmark. The result is nothing short of spectacular…

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Getting there: Take SC-11 for approximately 7 miles after it crosses over US-276 to the entrance of Table Rock State Park. More info here.

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