Explore the highways and byways of Anderson County during a driving tour that will take you to every interesting corner of the county. Developed by the Anderson County board of the SC National Heritage Corridor, the tour will take you to historic churches & buildings, delightful small towns and through beautiful countryside. You can pick-up a tour brochure at the Anderson Convention & Visitors Bureau.  Click here to download the tour.

This scenic highway follows a route along South Carolina's western border, including Anderson County. It's a beautiful country drive through the dense woods, quaint towns and rolling farmland dotted with historic churches. Hartwell Lake and the Savannah River are just off the Byway, providing camping, fishing, and other recreational opportunities for the whole family. The Byway follows SC Hwys. 24, 187, 412 and 81 in Anderson County.

The route, once used by the Cherokee Indians and English & French fur traders, now takes travelers through the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains on SC Hwy. 11. The highway traces a 130 mile route through the Upstate and includes breathtaking views, state parks & recreation areas and historic sites.