Day Itinerary
7 Activities
Day 2
61 mi0.1 mi
Explore Travelers Rest
Today, you will head north to the small town of Travelers Rest, which was once a rest stop for travelers, and is now a popular outdoor and culinary destination home to many award-winning chefs.
8.7 mi
20 min
09:201 hr
Travelers Rest Farmers Market
Start your day by enjoying cooking demos, live music, local crafts, farm fresh food, and special exhibits at the Travelers Rest Farmers Market, the largest independently-run, nonprofit farmers market in the state. Depending on the season, you may also find family-friendly events, such as apple fest, craft day, or an antique car show.
Market hours are 8:30am-12pm on Saturdays beginning May 7th.
View the market calendar on their website to see what is coming up.
Market hours are 8:30am-12pm on Saturdays beginning May 7th.
View the market calendar on their website to see what is coming up.
9.4 mi
25 min
11:002 hrs
Swamp Rabbit trail
Next, rent a bike or walk along the 22-mile multi-use trail that was rated number 1 on "America’s Best Urban Bike Paths" by Fodor’s Travel. The path meanders along the Reedy River, an old railroad corridor, and city parks to connect Travelers Rest with the City of Greenville. The Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail attracts over 750,000 local and visiting riders each year.
Bike rentals and bike tours are available 7 days a week and can be booked in advance through the trail's website.
Bike rentals and bike tours are available 7 days a week and can be booked in advance through the trail's website.
9.7 mi
20 min
13:301 hr
Whistle Stop at The American Cafe
Take a break for lunch along the Swamp Rabbit Trail and Main Street.
The restaurant was once a functioning whistle stop, a place the conductor would stop when signaled, and has been a family-owned cafe since 1945. Inside, you can see vintage furniture and old brick walls, while dining on a menu inspired by railway language (such as "all aboard, railroad junction, stoke your engine," etc.)
Closed on Sunday
Closed on Sunday
0.1 mi
5 min
14:4530 min
RetroMarketplace, Inc.
Shop for vintage and up-cycled decor and clothing at this vibrant shop run by two sisters. Spend some time digging through the shelves to find rare collectibles from the 1940-1990s. Open Thursday-Friday from 11am-5pm.
Continue your afternoon exploration at the shops on Main Street.
Continue your afternoon exploration at the shops on Main Street.
11.3 mi
15 min
16:002 hrs
Hotel Domestique
Check in early at Hotel Domestique, a European-style boutique hotel tucked at the base of the Blue Ridge Mountains. You want to arrive before sunset and enjoy a glass of wine at their patio overlooking the vineyards that will remind you of the scenic views in Tuscany.
Because the hotel is owned by legendary cyclist George Hincapie, biking is strongly encouraged. Here you can rent bikes and ride along the vineyards and mountains, lakes, and countryside of South Carolina.
After drinks, head back to Greenville for dinner.
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Because the hotel is owned by legendary cyclist George Hincapie, biking is strongly encouraged. Here you can rent bikes and ride along the vineyards and mountains, lakes, and countryside of South Carolina.
After drinks, head back to Greenville for dinner.
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11.3 mi
15 min
19:002 hrs
Topsoil Restaurant
Enjoy a memorable dinner at one of the most acclaimed farm-to-table restaurants in South Carolina. Chef Adam Cooke was a 2020 James Beard semifinalist for Best Chef Southeast and winner of SCRLA Best Restaurant Chef 2022.
Make a reservation in advance through their website.
Closed Monday-Wednesday
Afterward, you can head to Trailblazer Park to watch a free concert or movies under the stars, typically held on weekends during summertime.
Make a reservation in advance through their website.
Closed Monday-Wednesday
Afterward, you can head to Trailblazer Park to watch a free concert or movies under the stars, typically held on weekends during summertime.
11.3 mi
15 min
21:1510 hrs
Hotel Domestique
Check in to your quote hotel located in the countryside, at the base of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Enjoy the cool morning mist and the elegant European-style rooms with private balconies, so you can see the vineyards and rolling hills. This is also a great place to go for a walk or bike ride.