Attractions

This site contains approximately 1,647 acres with more than two miles of frontage on the scenic Broad River. It contains a network of roadbeds and paths, a trail that leads to the top of the mountain, and accessibility to the Broad River. The property is unique in its terrain, fauna and flora with three ponds containing various species of aquatic wildlife. Recreational opportunities, including hunting, hiking, biking and fishing are allowed. Proper licenses are necessary. 

Rock Hill's premier indoor trampoline park and Ninja warrior course! Experience MAD MAXX our super tramps, extreme dodgeball, climbing wall, zip line and so much more! Open Mon-Thurs: 9am-9pm; Fri-Sat: 9am-midnight; Sun: 11am-8pm. (I-77, exit 82-B).

This historic Southern style plantation home is a bed and breakfast inn specializing in golfing holidays for U.K. and European visitors. All pastimes and hobbies can be catered to, or just chill by the large pool in the 3-acre garden. 

An upscale business venture specializing in antique furniture and authentic reproductions. Downtown Union. Hours: Tue-Fri: 10 am - 5:30 pm; Sat: 10 am - 1 pm.

Identifiable by the rock's unusual shape and appearance, the site is one of a Revolutionary War battle. In August 1780, a group Gen. Thomas Sumter's troops attacked and defeated a large contingent of British and Loyalist troops here. It is also the site of a Union encampment where Sherman spent two days during the Civil War. A granite marker was erected at the foot of Hanging Rock in 1948 by the Waxhaws Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Off Flat Rock Road, approximately five miles south of the Town of Heath Springs.

This is a locally owned and operated craft beer producer. The beers are brewed in 30 barrel batches on a small farm from a pure farm well water source tapped into the water table of three known springs located on the premises. This natural gift makes for great tasting, pure and healthy drinking water and is the key to brewing great beers. The beers are brewed with only natural based ingredients staying true to brewing traditions. Tastings and tours offered regularly. Also a site on the SC Ag + Art Tour.

Founded in 1764, this is one of the oldest churches in the region. A vast number of Revolutionary War patriots are buried in the church's cemetery. According to the History of the Presbyterian Church of Bethel (1938), Patrick Ferguson had made it known that upon leaving Kings Mountain, he intended to spend one night in Bethel Church, leave it in ashes by daylight, and be on the east side of the Catawba before nightfall. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.