Aiken is the largest city and county seat of Aiken County, in the western portion of the state of South Carolina, United States. With Augusta, Georgia, it is one of the two largest cities of the Central Savannah River Area. It is part of the Augusta-Richmond County Metropolitan Statistical Area.
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In the middle of the city of Aiken, SC lies a beautiful 2000 acre urban forest. It is a delightful pine and hardwood forest with many trails perfect for horseback riding or hiking. Dogs are welcome also. During the hunt season, hunt clubs ride every Saturday. Hitchcock Woods is a blessing to Aiken!
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WE MAKE ART. MORE IMPORTANTLY, WE HELP YOU MAKE ART. And we’re not talking about back-of-the-napkin doodles; we’re talking about beautiful, impractical, meaningful, refrigerator-worthy – scratch that, frame-worthy – art. At Art Nook School & Studio, we specialize in helping you make what you love and love what you make.
5.0 based on 15 reviews
Horseback Riding Tours thru beautiful trails in the Aiken-Augusta area. We will ride to your skill level and I invite everyone to give us a try. Beginners as well as experienced riders will have a blast. Come Ride with Us!!!! Tours are mostly conducted Saturdays and Sundays but other dates can usually be accommodated. Call for availability.
5 stars is just not enough to rate for Rebel Ranch Horse Tours. Today, Jessica was our guide. She was very outgoing, friendly, knowledgeable and just an absolute pleasure to be around and talk with. We enjoyed her company just as much as the horse ride. I surprised my wife with a two hour tour with them for a Christmas gift. We both enjoyed it immensely and we will be back! Very relaxing, and peaceful, it was an absolute joy to just get out and breathe some fresh air in some great company. We started this outing as complete strangers and left as friends. I hope your business continues to strive. The world could use a few more people like you! Stay safe and many blessings to you and your family! Thanks again for everything!
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Aiken 2 Escape is the next best thing to do in Aiken! If you are tired of the same ole' same ole' and want something new and fun to do - you've found what you were looking for! Spend an hour (or less if you are clever) with your favorite people trying to solve the clues before the time runs out! Check out our website or FB page for more info, available game times and options!
This is a fun activity - my daughter has been twice w/ friends and enjoyed it immensely both times. You go online to their website and make reservations, then show up at your appointed time. It is about one hour. it is a great place to go to for some fun.
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To us, nothing is more exhilarating than feeling the wind rush past our ears while we’re behind the handlebars of a great bike, and we're here to make that type of experience accessible to everyone. Pedego is taking the hard work out of biking so you can enjoy the ride regardless of physical challenges. With 18 different models in a rainbow of colors, we’ll help you find the perfect set of wheels. With a pedal assist that allows you to go farther, faster, and higher, Pedego’s electric bikes help you enjoy scenery like never before. Plus, with over 100 dedicated Pedego stores around the world, you’re never far from friendly support. So come on by and join our community -- you’ll never look at biking the same again.
This was a great activity during this time of social distancing. The bikes were disinfected in front of us. We were shown how to use the bikes - all of our questions were answered. The staff is extremely knowledgeable and eager to share that knowledge to give you the best possible biking experience. We live in an area with LOTS of hills so, YES, these bikes made our outing fun, relaxing and only as strenuous as each of us might have wanted to make it.
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We had a great time at the Museum, We were met with a very information and well versed staff person, I believer her name was Teresa. The museum is small but packed with timelines, items from the sites and community history. Examples of radiation, fallout shelter and pictures. This is well worth the time and if you have ever been curious about the site, it answers questions. The museum has limited hours as it closed at 2pm on the day we visited so check the web site. Parking is easy and free on the street. We parked in from of the museum with no problem at all. The entrance is free but they have a donation box. Check it out.
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