Upstate South Carolina
Upcountry South Carolina Map
Upcountry South Carolina is the waterfall-and-mountain corner of Upstate South Carolina.
About the Upcountry South Carolina map
Looking for a map of Upcountry South Carolina? This is the official, interactive map, curated by the Upcountry region — waterfalls, mountain state parks, lakes, and things to do across the Upstate, all pinned in one place. This corner of South Carolina is waterfall country: the map plots dozens of them, from the easy walk to Reedy River Falls in downtown Greenville to the cascades tucked into the Mountain Bridge Wilderness. It also anchors the big outdoor draws — Table Rock State Park and the trails beneath its granite face, the clifftop views at Caesars Head State Park, and the clear water of Lake Keowee for boating and swimming. Explore the map right here in your browser, save the spots you want to find, then download it in the free Wander app to use offline on the trail, where signal gets thin.
Upstate SC waterfalls map
Waterfalls in Upcountry South Carolina
The Upcountry is one of the Southeast's great waterfall regions — this map plots them across the Upstate.
Upcountry SC hiking map
Mountains & state parks in Upcountry South Carolina
The granite peaks and state parks of the Blue Ridge escarpment.
Lake Keowee map
Lakes & water in Upcountry South Carolina
Clear mountain lakes for boating, swimming, and a slower day.
Before you go
Common questions about the Upcountry South Carolina map.
- Is there an official Upcountry South Carolina map?
- Yes. This is the Upcountry region's own curated map on Wander — waterfalls, state parks, lakes, and things to do across the Upstate, free to explore in your browser or in the app.
- Where are the best waterfalls in Upstate South Carolina?
- Start with Reedy River Falls in downtown Greenville, then head to the Mountain Bridge Wilderness near Caesars Head for the region's bigger backcountry falls. The map plots dozens of them.
- What are the main state parks in the Upcountry?
- Table Rock State Park and Caesars Head State Park are the two anchors, both on the Blue Ridge escarpment with trails, overlooks, and waterfall access.
- Can I use the Upcountry map offline?
- Yes. Download the map in the free Wander app and it keeps working with no signal — useful on the waterfall trails where coverage drops.
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