The temperatures are perfect for exploring the Palmetto State. As the weather continues to cool down, we will begin to see the leaves change into brilliant colors that paint the landscape beautiful shades of ambers, yellows, oranges, and reds. When you’re looking for the perfect spot to take in the color splash that only Mother Nature can provide, a visit to Lake Oolenoy is in order. Let’s check it out.

You’ll find Table Rock State Park nestled right along the edge of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

Sean Hogan/All Trails Located in northern Pickens County, the park is home to Pinnacle Mountain, which is the tallest mountain completely in the state.

The 3,083-acre park is a popular spot year round.

David Ellis/Flickr Camping, fishing, and hiking are all popular pastimes at this scenic state park.

During this time of year, the park transforms into a beautiful color display that needs to be seen to be believed.

Stacey Branham/Google There are two lakes within Table Rock State Park: Pinnacle Lake and Lake Oolenoy.

Amanda McCraw/Google

Lake Oolenoy is just shy of 70 acres and is perfect for taking in the fall foliage.

David Ellis/Flickr It’s so peaceful and calming you may never want to leave! And you’re in luck, because there are cabins within the state park, so you can rent one and stay for a few days if you’d like.

There are several trails that will lead you throughout the park.

David Ellis/Flickr Some of them will take you around one of the lakes, so you can see the colors from every angle.

You can even get a bird’s eye view of Pinnacle Lake.

Kristin B./Trip Advisor The treetop views really give you a beautiful sweeping view of how incredible the park truly is.

Have you ever visited Lake Oolenoy or Table Rock State Park? Where’s your favorite spot to take in the fall foliage in South Carolina? Let us know in the comments below!

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Located in northern Pickens County, the park is home to Pinnacle Mountain, which is the tallest mountain completely in the state.

David Ellis/Flickr

Camping, fishing, and hiking are all popular pastimes at this scenic state park.

Stacey Branham/Google

There are two lakes within Table Rock State Park: Pinnacle Lake and Lake Oolenoy.

Amanda McCraw/Google

It’s so peaceful and calming you may never want to leave! And you’re in luck, because there are cabins within the state park, so you can rent one and stay for a few days if you’d like.

Some of them will take you around one of the lakes, so you can see the colors from every angle.

Kristin B./Trip Advisor

The treetop views really give you a beautiful sweeping view of how incredible the park truly is.

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Address: Table Rock State Park Rd, Pickens, SC 29671, USA