Location: Landrum
Top Things to do in Landrum
Top 5 Sights & Landmarks in Landrum, South Carolina (SC)
Landrum is a city in Spartanburg County, South Carolina, United States. The population was 2,376 at the 2010 census.
Restaurants in Landrum
1. Campbell's Covered Bridge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 168 reviews
Reviewed By stlighthouse
This place is a treasure. Treat yourself to a delight. We were in the upstate and I mentioned that I would like to see this covered bridge, so we made a point of doing it. The place has a nice park with plenty of parking and a small hike down a hill to the bridge. There are signs that tell of the history. I think it would make a good place for a small wedding. The reception could be held elsewhere, as there are no restrooms. I would love to go back in the summer or in warm weather so I could put my feet into the creek. It is a beautiful location.
2. Blue Wall Nature Preserve
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Sburris65 - Simpsonville, United States
When I saw this place on my friends Instagram page, I knew I had to go. The blue wall is part of over 20,000 ocean of the blue ridge escarpment. It is owned and maintained by the Nature Conservatory. It has been designed an important Audubon site with over 100 species of birds found here. In total there are over 14 miles of trails found here. But this trail is only about 2.8 miles round trip. I pulled into the parking lot and hit the trail. The entire time the trail was very well defined. It starts out a paved road and then turns into a dirt one. It is very wide. This is a relatively flat trail with only slight ascending areas. Its still hot but the trail is pretty well a canopy of trees making it even on a hot day, not an unbearable hike. I pass by amazing tree formations, open fields, wild flowers, and I know at least 2 dozen different types of fungi. At one point you come to a lake with a view that will take your breath away. You get a view of Hogback Mountain at 3209 feet. Vaughs Gap at 2585 feet, and Rocky Spur at 2713 feet in elevation. To the right is waterfall loop which takes you to..well..a waterfall. It is a lovely 30 foot waterfall. You can wade in the bottom. Just be careful where you step. I spied a baby copperhead just out enjoying the views. I walked back down to the lake and continued on around the lake. At one point. I rounded the corner and all of a sudden I was surrounded by at least a dozen butterflies. I was so overcome by feelings of gratitude to God for this place that I fell to my knees. This trail will take you into the forest. I hit a point where there was a gate and I turned around and headed back to the parking lot. This trail was very popular. Yet I could not find anyone that I knew who had heard of it!!! This is popular with families as it is an easy hike. It is also popular with doggos as I passed by and petted many on the trail. There is a designated parking lot and please only use that. The parking and trail are free. There are no bathrooms so make sure you stop in Landrum for bathrooms and snacks. This place is just beyond spectacular. I plan on hiking here many more times. And in a few weeks my lord this place will be gorgeous with the fall leaves. If you are in the area..you really need to visit.
3. First Baptist Church
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
