The boat launch with the deepest channel. The trail to the gorge. The farm stand that takes Venmo. The icon you've heard of and the one you haven't.
A full-service marina on the lake's south end in Anderson — slips, storage, and the on-site Galley Restaurant.
A full-service marina in Seneca offering boat sales, pontoon and ski-boat rentals, storage, and service, at the lake's northwest corner near Clemson.
A family-owned marina on the Georgia shore with wet slips up to 70 feet, dry storage, a gas dock, and the Boathouse Grill on site.
A marina and campground on the South Carolina shore near Starr, with boat slips, a boat ramp, and lakefront camping.
The Army Corps of Engineers dam that created the lake — a concrete-gravity structure 1,900 feet long and 204 feet high at its tallest point, flanked by earthen embankments that stretch the structure past three miles. Built 1955-1962; the hydroelectric plant went online in April 1962.
A 395-acre South Carolina state park on a peninsula into the lake — six miles of hiking and biking trails, a 100-foot fishing pier, two boat ramps, and lakefront camping.
A 393-acre Georgia state park on a peninsula on the lake's Georgia shore, with a sand swimming beach and two boat ramps.