The Horseback Waterfall Tour In South Carolina That's Simply Unforgettable
Robin Jarvis
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Are you ready for the ride of your life? The waterfall tour of your dreams? And the most fun you can have visiting waterfalls? Then gear up for a stunning horseback waterfall tour in South Carolina.
There’s a tour company located in Pickens, South Carolina that will deliver on all three counts! Saddle it up, South Carolina! Let’s take a horseback waterfall tour that’s simply unforgettable.
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Wouldn’t it be a blast to take this horseback waterfall tour? If you already have, then we’d love to hear all about it and see some amazing photos in our comments on Facebook!
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Horseback Waterfall Tour In South Carolina
What are the best day trips in South Carolina?
Horseback riding in South Carolina makes for a great way to spend the day (and be able to appreciate the state's beauty in a unique way), but it's not the only one. There are quite a few spots throughout the Palmetto State that are perfect for a day trip with the whole family. On a hot summer's day, take a drive out to Lake Jocassee. The cooling, crystal clear waters are perfect for swimming in or picnicking by. You can spend an afternoon exploring a historic former textile mill town by visiting the Glendale Shoals Heritage Preserve. It'll take you back in time with a picturesque historic bridge, ruins, and even views of a waterfall.
What are the best outdoor activities in South Carolina?
Looking to let out the explorer in you by experiencing outdoor adventures in South Carolina? From the state's beautiful beaches to the forested hills, there's plenty to do. If you're not too afraid of heights, try a canopy walk up in the trees in Lynches River County Park. The rope bridges between the tree trunks will give you a view you'll never forget. A fun way to experience the Palmetto State's beaches is by visiting its lighthouses. There are 7 beautiful lighthouses along the state's coast, and you can see some of them up close and even go inside.
What are the best waterfall hikes in South Carolina?
Grab your hiking shoes and take on the beautiful waterfall trails in South Carolina. There are many waterfalls in the state. If you're looking for a more relaxed, easier trail, try the Lower Trail to the Twin Falls located near Sunset. It's an easy out-and-back trail and under a mile in length, with a rewarding view of side-by-side unique waterfalls at the end. For a more difficult trek but with an incredible sight at the end, give Raven Cliff Falls Trail a try. It's a strenuous hike at times, but the reward is seeing South Carolina's tallest waterfall - and it's stunning.