The delicious food scene of the Old 96 District Whenever I’m visiting South Carolina, a resident spots my Georgia license plate and promptly lets me know that their state grows more peaches than mine. It happens all the time! California takes the peach cake as the number one producer, but South Carolina comes in second,…
Finding souvenirs is a fun travel activity, but it’s not always easy to distinguish one kitschy trinket from another. Instead, find a meaningful souvenir that feels unique to the Old 96 District – something you can proudly use or savor every day. Souvenirs to Wear and Display Discover a treasure from your time in the…
Embark on a whirlwind tour of international cuisine in the Old 96 District—no passport needed! Abbeville and Greenwood offer a treasure trove of impeccable establishments, each serving up bold flavors that will transport your taste buds around the world: Adelita’s Tucked away in a tiny Latin market in Greenwood, Adelita’s is a hidden gem where…
Article by Clayton Hensley of Knox Road Tripper. Nature and history collide along the highways and backroads of South Carolina’s Old 96 District taking you on an unforgettable journey. From lakes along the Savannah River to battle grounds of the Revolutionary War, outdoor opportunities abound in this part of the Palmetto State. South Carolina’s Freshwater…
Greenwood, nestled in South Carolina’s Old 96 District, dresses up its streets for the annual SC Festival of Flowers in June. More than 30 handmade topiaries, plants shaped into lifesize animals and whimsical characters, decorate the walkable city. Plan for a weekend trip on the festival’s main weekend in June or visit anytime through July…
By Hayley Hutson One of my favorite things about living in North Carolina is the abundance of charming towns within a few hours’ drive. From major players like Asheville and Charleston to hidden gems like South Carolina’s Old 96 District, there’s a worthwhile destination for every type of traveler. This fall, my fiancé and I…
Are you thinking of exploring the Old 96 District in South Carolina? I’m here to show you what a good time you can have enjoying their beautiful outdoor spaces, learning at important historical sites, and eating delicious food. When my mom told me just her and I were going on a three-day road trip to…
Exploring a new place can be thirsty work. At some point after all that driving, walking, hiking, shopping, and eating, you might just want to sit down to a cold beer, crisp glass of wine, or (depending on how long your day has been), a nice strong cocktail. As I trekked back and forth across…
Any visitor to the Old 96 District would do well to pack their appetite, for there is as much to eat and drink as there is to see and do. We’re talking historic buildings transformed into upscale restaurants serving delicious, locally-sourced cuisine, unique wines sipped on while strolling through the cutest houseplant shop, a colorful…
by Anna Cook, blogger, Stuck on the Go In the heart of rural South Carolina, the Old 96 District is an unexpected treasure for campers and outdoor enthusiasts. Offering multiple waterfront campgrounds with RV-friendly spaces or primitive tent sites, it’s perfect no matter your setup. Have fun exploring these campgrounds in the Old 96 District…