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What to do and see in Sunset, Sunset: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Sunset, United States including Twin Falls/Eastatoe Falls, Laural Fork Falls, Endless Adventures, Saddle Creek Vistas, Keowee-Toxaway State Park, Virginia Hawkins Falls.
1. Twin Falls/Eastatoe Falls
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By kimbD8303MI - Newnan, United States
They are only about a half a mile hike in( all level) - and very worth it. There is a platform there for viewing, but many people go over the side to get closer to the falls for pictures. Even with little rain lately the falls had plenty of water. I will definitely be going back with my camera next time. It was very pretty with the leaves changing colors this past weekend.
2. Laural Fork Falls
3. Endless Adventures
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 11 reviews
We serve Lake Keowee and Jocassee with Jet Ski, Paddle Board and Kayak rentals. We have a brand new rental fleet ready for your enjoyment!
4. Saddle Creek Vistas
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
Come ride a horse through the beautiful trails of the Cliffs, Keowee Vineyards. in Sunset, South Carolina. You can ride to the mountain tops or the valley by a creek running along the trail. You might get to see Deer, Turkeys and other wild life along the ride. You can also choose to have a picnic lunch along the trail. There is a beautiful picnic area where we tie the horses up and you eat lunch on a picnic table that straddles a stream. Come enjoy the ride and let the horses carry you through the fresh air, mountains, trails, and nature.
Reviewed By AndrewE948 - Charleston, United States
My daughter (6) and I had the joy of taking a ride with Karyn around the woods surrounding their farm and we both had a blast! Karyn was easy to email and communicate with, and the ride was the perfect way for us to enjoy a day outside.
5. Keowee-Toxaway State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By Katmarie99
We stayed at campsite TS3, one of the few primitive campsites that the park offers, for five days. This was the perfect campsite right at the point of a little peninsula! The views were so pretty there and we got lucky with a beautiful vibrant sunset almost every evening! It's a 2.5 mile hike to the campsite or a 5 minute paddle from the parks dock. If you're planning on bringing a decent amount of things, I definitely reccomend renting or bringing a canoe. The hike is up and down a mountain and pretty strenuous with a lot of weight. The only downside to our campsite was that there's not too much privacy; there are houses and a golf course on the other side of the lake and a few mornings we heard leaf blowers that went on for quite some time, a push to get out of the tent and get on the move I guess! Other than that, our stay was quite delightful! The hiking trails offered pretty views: you'll come across a beautiful area with pools of water and small waterfalls along the Nature Bridge Trail, and there's a rock you can sit on at the edge of the mountain that offers views of the lake and mountains on the Raven Rock Trail! The ranger was nice and very helpful, and the overall area and bathhouse was clean! Will definitely be back!
