Greenway trails and a historic Main Street
Fort Mill is a York County, South Carolina town just south of the state line, about 20 miles south of Uptown, roughly a 25 to 30-minute drive down I-77.
Pictured: The 1947 Founders Dairy Barn on the Anne Springs Close Greenway
Tuesday · 6 PM · Fitness
An hour of power yoga on Tuesday evenings at the 1947 Founders Dairy Barn on the Anne Springs Close Greenway.
Wednesday · 6 PM · Fitness
An hour of yoga on Wednesday evenings at the 1947 Founders Dairy Barn on the Anne Springs Close Greenway.
Nature preserve and trails
2,100-acre preserve with about 40 miles of trails for hiking, biking and horseback riding, plus Lake Haigler for kayaking and fishing, a children's farm and the 1947 Founders Dairy Barn.
2573 Lake Haigler Dr · Fort Mill
Town park
12-acre town park with a 0.6-mile walking trail, playground, eight arbor swings and an amphitheater; its lawn hosts the South Carolina Strawberry Festival.
345 N White St · Fort Mill
History museum
Local history museum covering Springs Mills, the Catawba people and the historic buildings of Main Street. Free admission; donations welcome.
107 Clebourne St · Fort Mill
Brewery and taproom
Family-owned brewery in historic downtown Fort Mill pouring its own beers, with a monthly calendar of events such as yoga, cook-offs and open mics.
204 Main St · Fort Mill
Fort Mill is a York County, South Carolina town just south of the state line, about 20 miles south of Uptown, roughly a 25 to 30-minute drive down I-77.
People go for the Anne Springs Close Greenway's 2,100 acres of trails and lakes, the historic Main Street with its brewery and free history museum, and the South Carolina Strawberry Festival at Walter Y. Elisha Park.
2 plans in Fort Mill this week, including Evening Power Yoga at the Founders Dairy Barn, Evening Unwind Yoga at the Founders Dairy Barn.
Fort Mill is a York County, South Carolina town just south of the state line, about 20 miles south of Uptown, roughly a 25 to 30-minute drive down I-77. People go for the Anne Springs Close Greenway's 2,100 acres of trails and lakes, the historic Main Street with its brewery and free history museum, and the South Carolina Strawberry Festival at Walter Y. Elisha Park.