Greenville is a great base camp for your visit to South Carolina. Plus, at the heart of this city is a gorgeous park with a river, falls, and lovely trails.

Passerelle Bistro Tucked into the banks of the Reedy River in Falls Park, Passerelle Bistro offers a front-row seat to one of Greenville’s most scenic corners.

Longtime Mary's Restaurant to turn into Stone Cottage in 2026 The two-level cottage at Falls Park on the Reedy River will soon offer a new dining experience inspired by historic restaurants.

Ouzel Falls Located near: Estes Park Trail access: Wild Basin Trailhead in Rocky Mountain National Park. Entrance fee or park pass required. Timed entry permit required at some times. Trail ...

Trail access: Park at The Norris Penrose Event Center and then take the free shuttle to the park's entrance. Visitors must buy a timed entry ticket either online or in person.

Trail access: Park at The Norris Penrose Event Center and then take the free shuttle to the park's entrance. Visitors must buy a timed entry ticket either online or in person.

Out of all of South Carolina's regions, only one is vulnerable to the type of catastrophic flash river flooding that hit ...

Known as Crescent Grove, the house is within walking distance of downtown Greenville and a bit farther afield the shops of Augusta Road. Greenville’s iconic Falls Park on the Reedy is 1.7 miles ...

Falls Park on the Reedy Greenville’s most iconic green space is Falls Park on the Reedy. It reveals its beauty through the stunning Liberty Bridge, an iconic pedestrian suspension bridge that ...

Southern revival with urban appeal Falls Park on the Reedy anchors Greenville’s transformation, drawing people downtown with its waterfalls, stone paths and gardens.

A 70-year-old tourist, identified by authorities as Jack Wersching of Illinois, fell to his death from a rock ledge at a New York state park last week.