About this city
Landrum is a charming, historic mountain resort and trailside town nestled snugly inside a rolling green valley at the far northern foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Spartanburg County. Founded meticulously in 1880 as a vital shipping terminal during the rapid rail expansion of the Spartanburg and Asheville Railroad, the town has beautifully preserved its pioneer-era brick storefronts. Today, Landrum acts as an exceptionally romantic, community-driven mountain culture capital, world-renowned among equestrian elites and antique treasure hunters for its immediate access to pristine national forest gorges.
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Suggested stay: 1 day
Shop for unique Gilded Age relics inside the massive multi-floor antique centers of the historic downtown, photograph the vibrant red timber structure of Poinsett Bridge, South Carolina's oldest surviving stone bridge, and view Campbell's Covered Bridge.
