A Winter Getaway To South Carolina's Snowiest Town Is Nothing Short Of Magical
While South Carolina is a state that doesn’t see very much snow typically during any given winter, by the numbers the town that gets the most snow, not surprisingly, is found in the upstate area. And it just so happens to also be one of the best places for winter getaways in South Carolina! Let’s take a virtual trip and get a little taste of this charming town.
Ready for one of the best winter getaways in South Carolina? Regardless if it snows or not while you’re there, Greer has plenty of fun experiences and natural beauty for you to enjoy. Which part of this town most interests you? What else do you enjoy doing in South Carolina in winter? Tell us in the comments section below! We enjoy hearing your thoughts. Wondering what to pack on your winter vacation in South Carolina? We can help with that!
Of course, Greer is also a great place to visit during the summer season, for a peach-picking in South Carolina adventure!
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Winter In South Carolina
What’s South Carolina in winter like?
Winter in South Carolina is typically mild with temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s. There is occasional rain and sometimes snow in December and January. If you do want to see snow in South Carolina, your best bet is to head to the Blue Ridge Mountains at an elevation of over 2,000 feet. This region gets an average of 12 inches of snow each year.
What are some of the best activities in winter in South Carolina?
Looking for things to do in winter in South Carolina? Check out the following ideas:
- Hit the trails! Hiking in winter in South Carolina is delightful as the trails are usually quieter this time of the year than during the warm weather months.
- Visit a small town or city like Pickens or Georgetown.
- Take a winter horseback ride at the beach in Myrtle Beach.
- Spend the night at a bed and breakfast or a charming inn like The Red Horse Inn in Landrum.
- Visit one of the state’s adorable covered bridges.
- Explore Brookgreen Gardens in Murrells Inlet, one of my favorite places in South Carolina.
- Head to one of the state’s zoos which won’t be as overrun with visitors in the winter as they can be at other times of the year.
- Explore one of the state’s gorgeous state parks.
Check out more things to do in winter in South Carolina. There’s so much to explore in this beautiful state no matter the time of year.