There’s a winery in the Upstate located at the base of South Carolina’s largest landmark – and you’ll want to visit. What’s more, to get there you’ll drive on one of the state’s most scenic byways, the Cherokee Foothills Scenic Byway (SC-11). The drive, seeing the colossal landmark, and then visiting this remote winery make this trio the perfect combination for a day trip in the Palmetto State. Here’s why you should visit the Victoria Valley Vineyards in South Carolina:

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Want to turn this day trip into an overnight or a weekend getaway? Here and here are two places very near Victoria Valley Vineyards where you can stay the night.

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Victoria Valley Vineyards In South Carolina

Where can I find the best vineyards in South Carolina?

Other than this remote winery in South Carolina, there are more vineyards you can visit. The Enoree River Winery, located in Newberry (not far from Columbia) is a scenic spot that offers winetasting and lovely porch views. Enjoy more local wine in South Carolina at Wellborn Wine, located in Travelers Rest. They have award-winning wines and multiple vineyards on the property with a trail running through them. Another winery to visit is La Belle Amie Vineyard, located near Little River, South Carolina. The property is beautiful and you'll enjoy tasting their wines in the tasting room located onsite. For more information about these wineries and more, click here.

What are the best day trips in South Carolina?

There are many unique places to visit in South Carolina beyond just wineries. Make a day trip out of visiting some of the other worthwhile places across the state. It's never a bad time to spend a day in Charleston, America's #1 city and tourism mecca. The history of it all - both present in the historic buildings and the many stories of the area - plus the award-winning restaurants, unique accommodations, and more make it a great day trip destination. South Carolina's beaches are also perfect for a day trip in the summertime, from popular places like Myrtle Beach to more secluded spots like Boneyard Beach.

What are the most unique things to do in South Carolina?

Beyond the obvious South Carolina attractions, you can also take part in some pretty unique activities throughout the Palmetto State. Columbia, the state's capital city, has some out-of-the-ordinary spots from the artist Blue Sky. The Neverbust Chain, Busted Plug, and Tunnel Vision mural are all part of the collection anyone can go see throughout the city. Outside of any city and easily missed is another hidden gem that some say heals and keeps you young. Yes, South Carolina's own Fountain of Youth, tucked away in Blackville, South Carolina. It's called God's Acre Healing Springs and people drive for miles just to get water from the spring - which is pumped out by a simple pipe sticking out of the ground.

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