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Ascend a verdant peak on the edge of the Blue Ridge Mountains at this state park.
Start with the 3.5-mile Table Rock Summit Trail, a moderately strenuous jaunt. Reach the summit at 3,124 feet above sea level. The trail rises 2,000 feet from the trailhead to the peak.
Marvel at the natural beauty along the way to the top. Gray cliffs, known as Bald Rock, sits on the eastern face. Hike through thick poplar oak forests before getting to the top. The trees offer shade during hot summers in Pickens County.
Fish at Pinnacle Lake (36 acres) and Lake Oolenoy (67 acres). Private boats are not allowed on Pinnacle Lake, but you can rent one at the marina. Catch bass, bream, and catfish at either lake for a tasty dinner.
Walk on Carrick Creek Nature Trail, a 1.9-mile loop. This trail takes you past gentle waterfalls
Ascend a verdant peak on the edge of the Blue Ridge Mountains at this state park.
Start with the 3.5-mile Table Rock Summit Trail, a moderately strenuous jaunt. Reach the summit at 3,124 feet above sea level. The trail rises 2,000 feet from the trailhead to the peak.
Marvel at the natural beauty along the way to the top. Gray cliffs, known as Bald Rock, sits on the eastern face. Hike through thick poplar oak forests before getting to the top. The trees offer shade during hot summers in Pickens County.
Fish at Pinnacle Lake (36 acres) and Lake Oolenoy (67 acres). Private boats are not allowed on Pinnacle Lake, but you can rent one at the marina. Catch bass, bream, and catfish at either lake for a tasty dinner.
Walk on Carrick Creek Nature Trail, a 1.9-mile loop. This trail takes you past gentle waterfalls and two creeks. Cool off at the swimming hole after the hike.
Camp at one of 94 standard campsites for tents or RVs. Fourteen cozy cabins provide glamping options.
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Table Rock State Park, South Carolina
Hike to the top of Pinnacle Mountain, the tallest peak completely within South Carolina.
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Why can't I see these campgrounds when I search with dates?
Ascend a verdant peak on the edge of the Blue Ridge Mountains at this state park.
Start with the 3.5-mile Table Rock Summit Trail, a moderately strenuous jaunt. Reach the summit at 3,124 feet above sea level. The trail rises 2,000 feet from the trailhead to the peak.
Marvel at the natural beauty along the way to the top. Gray cliffs, known as Bald Rock, sits on the eastern face. Hike through thick poplar oak forests before getting to the top. The trees offer shade during hot summers in Pickens County.
Fish at Pinnacle Lake (36 acres) and Lake Oolenoy (67 acres). Private boats are not allowed on Pinnacle Lake, but you can rent one at the marina. Catch bass, bream, and catfish at either lake for a tasty dinner.
Walk on Carrick Creek Nature Trail, a 1.9-mile loop. This trail takes you past gentle waterfalls
Ascend a verdant peak on the edge of the Blue Ridge Mountains at this state park.
Start with the 3.5-mile Table Rock Summit Trail, a moderately strenuous jaunt. Reach the summit at 3,124 feet above sea level. The trail rises 2,000 feet from the trailhead to the peak.
Marvel at the natural beauty along the way to the top. Gray cliffs, known as Bald Rock, sits on the eastern face. Hike through thick poplar oak forests before getting to the top. The trees offer shade during hot summers in Pickens County.
Fish at Pinnacle Lake (36 acres) and Lake Oolenoy (67 acres). Private boats are not allowed on Pinnacle Lake, but you can rent one at the marina. Catch bass, bream, and catfish at either lake for a tasty dinner.
Walk on Carrick Creek Nature Trail, a 1.9-mile loop. This trail takes you past gentle waterfalls and two creeks. Cool off at the swimming hole after the hike.
Camp at one of 94 standard campsites for tents or RVs. Fourteen cozy cabins provide glamping options.
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