The Cozy Small Town In South Carolina That Comes Alive Under A Blanket Of Snow
By AnneMarie|Published January 08, 2024
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South Carolina has been home for AnneMarie since 2001. Her favorite part of the state is Lake Jocassee. An App State alumna, it's always the mountains; the lake bonus makes it heavenly. When not writing about the state, she may be spending time with family, relaxing by the pool, or out somewhere enjoying nature.
With South Carolina experiencing record growth in recent months, some of you newbies to the state may be under the assumption that you’ll never see snow here. And while it is true that snow is a rare sight around much of the state, some areas do see more of it than others. That’s right. Even if you’ve moved to our coastal region, you still could see snow there on occasion. But don’t pack up and move back just yet! There are plenty of years with none of it at all in those areas during the winter in South Carolina. In contrast, our mountainous upstate receives an average of six to eight inches each year, and one tiny town in particular known as Long Creek comes alive when it snows with magical winter scenes and fun activities!