Hotels in Walhalla

This unfinished 19th-century railroad tunnel stays a cool 50°F year-round, offering a glimpse into pre-Civil War engineering. Bring a flashlight to explore its 1,600 feet of damp, historic passage.

Explore a preserved 1792 stone blockhouse and 1805 trading post at this frontier military outpost. The 1.5-mile trail leads to a stunning 60-foot waterfall surrounded by spring wildflowers.

Explore Cherokee heritage through artifacts rescued from lands now beneath Lakes Jocassee and Keowee. The museum showcases South Carolina's indigenous people through traditional crafts and historical treasures.

Station Cove's 60-foot waterfall cascades over dramatic rock ledges amid rare spring wildflowers. The easy 1-mile trail through Appalachian forest leads to this cool, misty retreat perfect for nature photography.

Art Circle Gallery showcases rotating exhibitions from talented regional artists in a welcoming space. Stop by in the afternoon to chat with staff about the diverse local artwork on display.

The Walhalla Library features a remarkable South Carolina Room with local history and genealogy treasures including the German Colony Protocol. Weekday mornings provide the quietest time to explore their collection.

The Oconee Military Museum showcases local veterans' stories from the Revolution to modern conflicts in a historic 1933 black granite building. Explore artifacts, photographs, and personal narratives. Free admission.

Step back in time at the Oconee History Museum with exhibits on Native American history, railroads, and textile mills. Don't miss the preserved dugout canoes and Depression-era tenant farmer's house.