Last Remaining Covered Bridge in South Carolina Built in 1909, Campbell’s Covered Bridge is the only remaining covered bridge in the State of South Carolina. Built by Charles Irwin Willis, the 38 foot long, 12 foot wide bridge spans Beaverdam Creek. The bridge is named after Alexander Lafayette Campbell, who lived at the site and… [Read More]
Townsend Wye
Just inside the Townsend entrance to the Great Smoky Mountains National park is the Townsend Wye, a popular swimming and tubing destination. It is located where Little River Road and Lamar Alexander Parkway intersect, forming a Y. The Townsend Wye is the confluence of Little River and Laurel Creek. Popular Swimming Area In the Summer,… [Read More]
Things To Do In Pigeon Forge
Many people get Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg, and Sevierville confused with each other. The confusion is understandable given that they are located right next to each other and are all huge tourist destinations. Both have much to offer with activities for any age and lots of family friendly activities to choose from. Dollywood, Pigeon Forge’s biggest… [Read More]
Things to do in Greenville, SC
While you are visiting Reedy River Falls, you will find yourself in downtown Greenville, SC. This growing city has turned their downtown area into a performing arts center, where you will find theaters, concert halls, and more. Festivals Several times a year, Greenville will host different festivals in this downtown area as well. Some of… [Read More]
Old Stone Fort State Archaeological Park
Old Stone Fort State Archaeological Park is located along the Duck River, west of the town of Manchester, Tennessee. The Old Stone Fort was built 1,500-2,000 years ago during the Middle Woodland Period. Native Americans used this area for about 500 years, eventually abandoning it. When European settlers arrived, it was unclear of what the… [Read More]
Things to do in Brevard, NC
Brevard, North Carolina used to be a small town that hardly anyone had heard of, but over the past few years has really gotten the attention it deserves. Brevard is called The Land of Waterfalls – and for good reason. There are 250 waterfalls located in and immediately around Brevard. It is home to Pisgah… [Read More]