NEWS, HAPPENINGS, AND STORIES FROM AROUND THE CLIFFS

Residents of The Cliffs Valley recently gave $34,681 to Upstate Warrior Solutions to help meet local veterans’ needs. The donation was a result of a Memorial Day golf tournament hosted by The Cliffs Valley.

Enter the recently renovated and greatly expanded Bistro at The Cliffs at Keowee Springs and you’ll immediately feel it: This is not your grandfather’s country club.

The Cliffs is pleased to announce the addition of three new members to the Walnut Cove Realty sales team: Cary and Koni Findlay and Liz Saylor. Walnut Cove Realty is the premier real estate agency specializing in The Cliffs at Walnut Cove.

Foodies and oenophiles, rejoice! We are delighted to share the line-up for The Cliffs WINE + FOOD celebration.

The Cliffs’ LPGA ambassador and Tour star Austin Ernst is coming to The Cliffs at Walnut Cove Monday, August 13 — and bringing a few of her fellow Tour players! — for a very special day benefitting the local domestic violence organization Safe Harbor.

Summer in the South is a magical experience. Cool, misty mornings succumb to balmy, sun-soaked afternoons and technicolor sunsets. Families laze on the lake or head for the hills to explore shady trails, hiking pole in hand, or discover charming hamlets awaiting unassumingly around every bend of a winding mountain road. Farmers markets come alive […]

In Upstate South Carolina, The Cliffs offers a special golf experience for homeowners and non-homeowners alike

Five members of The Cliffs have received their Level One Sommelier certifications from the Court of Master Sommeliers.

The Cliffs announced that five members of its team have received their Level One Sommelier certifications from the Court of Master Sommeliers.

The Cliffs is pleased to announce that five members of its team have received their Level One Sommelier certifications from the Court of Master Sommeliers.

Peter and Marty Vexter turned what was to be their vacation home into a full-time residence shortly after they built it, leaving behind 30 years of cold Chicago weather for more temperate four seasons and remarkable views of the Western North Carolina mountains.

Peter and Marty Vexter turned what was to be their vacation home into a full-time residence shortly after they built it, leaving behind 30 years of cold Chicago weather for more temperate four seasons and remarkable views of the Western North Carolina mountains.