Table Rock State Park

The bald rock face of Table Rock Mountain is unmistakable and, even if it is only South Carolina's third tallest peak, it is by far the most recognizable one. The park that houses it offers everything you want from a state park with swimming, boating, fishing, camping, and hiking options available. Really, though, it is the hike to the summit of Table Rock that brings the most traffic. The view of Greenville's secluded (and well guarded) reservoir from the mountain's pinnacle is not just impressive but also illustrates why Greenville's water quality is some of the best on Earth. After the hike, do not miss the chance for a glass of wine and a sandwich at Victoria Valley Vineyards just a couple of miles from the park's entrance.