Hoppin’ John – Rice, Peas and Lowcountry Food History
Discover Hoppin’ John, a traditional Lowcountry dish of rice and field peas with deep African American roots in South Carolina food culture.
She-Crab Soup – A Charleston Seafood Classic
Discover she-crab soup, a rich Charleston and Lowcountry seafood specialty made with crab and a creamy base, with roots in coastal culinary tradition.
Lowcountry Boil – Seafood, Sausage and a South Carolina Gathering
Discover the Lowcountry boil, a South Carolina coastal tradition combining shrimp, sausage, corn and potatoes in a relaxed communal meal.
Charleston Historic District – How to Explore the City on Foot
Explore Charleston’s historic district on foot, from waterfront streets and architecture to churches, markets and layers of Lowcountry history.
Fort Sumter – Civil War History in Charleston Harbor
Explore Fort Sumter in Charleston Harbor and learn about the opening battle of the American Civil War, slavery, secession and the conflict’s wider context.
Caesars Head State Park – Blue Ridge Views in South Carolina
Visit Caesars Head State Park in South Carolina for Blue Ridge overlooks, hiking, waterfalls and mountain scenery near Greenville.
Table Rock State Park – Mountain Hiking in South Carolina
Explore Table Rock State Park in South Carolina’s Upstate for mountain trails, lakes, forest and dramatic Blue Ridge scenery.
Hunting Island State Park – Wild Beach and Lighthouse Country
Visit Hunting Island State Park near Beaufort for undeveloped beach, maritime forest, wildlife and one of South Carolina’s most distinctive coastal landscapes.
Kiawah Island – Beaches, Nature and a Quiet South Carolina Escape
Explore Kiawah Island in South Carolina for beaches, cycling, wildlife, golf and a quieter resort experience near Charleston.
Folly Beach – Charleston’s Relaxed Atlantic Escape
Discover Folly Beach near Charleston for Atlantic sand, surfing, casual restaurants and a laid-back coastal atmosphere.