The Blueway, a 34-mile trail for paddling, has brought kayakers, canoers and other water lovers to Lake Greenwood. Kiosks and signage on the Blueway increase paddlers’ knowledge of their environment, and paddlers can do short or long routes.
Learn More Save to Your ItineraryThere’s nothing like having a pontoon boat to yourself for an afternoon of cruising, swimming, tubing, paddling or wakesurfing. Several marinas on Lake Greenwood rent all types of boards, boats, and gear. Rent a pontoon boat and kick back on the water. You can stop in at the Jungle Float, get a treat from the ice cream boat, or catch some fish. When it’s time for a dinner break, there are plenty of restaurants along the water, from Break on the Lake to Harris Landing, where you might catch some great burgers and live music.
Learn More Save to Your ItineraryDrop a line in the water. The fishing is incredible on Lake Greenwood, and you won’t want to miss it. Fishermen here can’t get enough of the catfish, crappie and striped bass in these blue waters. Fishing areas along the shore are plentiful, at Lake Greenwood State Park and other areas, but if you want to get out on the water, local guides like Daniel Skipper can help visitors find just the spot.
Learn More Save to Your ItineraryA fixture on Lake Greenwood for decades, Gunnells' Marine is a one-stop shop for all your Lake Greenwood adventure gear. From bags and bindings to vests, gloves and paddles, you’ll find what you need. Go in for a tee shirt, come out with a new wakeboard or, better yet, a brand-new Tige ski boat. If you’re looking for rentals, their knowledgable staff can steer you in the right direction. Several nearby marinas offer rentals for pontoons, boards, paddles, jet skis and more.
Learn More Save to Your ItineraryGreenwood locals and visitors alike love to relax lakeside at this cozy steak and seafood restaurant. The relaxing and panoramic views of Lake Greenwood make Break on the Lake a favorite spot, after a day on the water or just hanging out with friends. With two full bars, excellent cocktails and a family-friendly experience, you’ll have great food served in an intimate space. Enjoy the craft beers, meat and veggie lunch specials, full dinner menu—and a view from every seat.
Learn More Save to Your ItineraryUptown Greenwood’s Emerald Triangle cultural district is an area of charming historic architecture and character, with restored buildings from the turn of the 20th century. The Greenwood Museum is one of the show pieces of the district. Visitors will find rotating exhibits, as well as permanent displays that include a 1900s Main Street, the Carolina Cave, an extensive gem and mineral collection, and the “Epic Journeys” of animal migrations.
Learn More Save to Your ItineraryIf you’re looking for sporting goods, check out Hunters Headquarters, where you can find everything you need for hunting, fishing, shooting sports and archery. The staff is knowledgable and experienced, and the archery shop, the largest in the Upstate, has been named a Mathews Archery Top 100 retailer for four years.
Learn More Save to Your ItineraryAsk any Greenwood resident where they love to go for live music, and the answer will almost always include Howard’s. In fact, you could almost stay all day. Stop in for breakfast before you start exploring Greenwood’s charming Uptown area. Come back for a lunch of soups, salads, paninis, fresh-baked breads and tempting desserts. End the day here with live music, karaoke, trivia and a craft beer or cocktail in the Backroom Bar, where locals love to gather.
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