Towns
Our towns are the lifeblood of Lake Hartwell Country. They embody our culture, personality, and soul. While you're in our neck of the woods enjoying the beautiful natural resources, stop by these charming places to truly get to know the South Carolina mountains.
Anderson
Population: 27,293
Known For:
Delicious Restaurants
Lake Hartwell
Boutique Shops
Downtown Shops:
Apple Dumplin' Antiques and Collectables
Indigo Custom Framing and Artisan Market
The Kitchen Emporium and Gifts
Belton
Population: 4,370
Known For:
Belton Area Museum
South Carolina Tennis Hall of Fame
Broadway Lake
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Photo courtesy of Belton Area Museum Association Facebook Page
Central
Population: 5,179
Known For:
Central Caboose
Southern Wesleyan University
Locomotive History
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Clemson
Population: 16,649
Known For:
Clemson University
Collegiate Sports
Energetic Downtown Atmosphere
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Easley
Population: 21,053
Known For:
Great Restaurants
Train Tracks through Downtown
Downtown Shopping
Downtown Attractions:
Poor Richards Book Store
That's Karma Upscale Consignment
Uncle Sam's Antiques
Photo courtesy of City of Easley Website
Pendleton
Population: 2,986
Known For:
Historic Homes
Town Square
Pendleton Walking Tour
Agricultural Museum of South Carolina
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Pickens
Population: 3,164
Known For:
Table Rock State Park
Hagood Mill Historic Site
Downtown Mountain views
Proximity to the Mountains
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Seneca
Population: 8,340
Known For:
Lake Keowee views
Ram Cat Alley
Great Restaurants
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Walhalla
Population: 4,315
Known For:
Stumphouse Tunnel and Issaqueena Falls
Proximity to the mountains
Walhalla Oktoberfest
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Westminster
Population: 2,523
Known For:
The Apple Festival
The Chattooga River
Waterfalls
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