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Meraki Escape - Log Cabins w/Hot Tubs + Pet Friendly
Romantic Cabin | Mountain view

Meraki Escape - Log Cabins w/Hot Tubs + Pet Friendly

5.0 star property
10.0 out of 10, Exceptional, (4)
"This cabin was beautiful! The owners even stocked the fridge with farm fresh eggs, lemon water, and bagels. It was perfect!"
Meraki Escape - Log Cabins w/Hot Tubs + Pet Friendly
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The Shepherd Hotel Downtown Clemson

The Shepherd Hotel Downtown Clemson

110 Sloan St, Clemson, SC
The price is SAR 634 per night from Jun 18 to Jun 19
SAR 634
SAR 704 total
includes taxes & fees
18 Jun - 19 Jun
9.6/10 Exceptional! (584 reviews)
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Located about 7 miles northwest of Walhalla on Hyw 28, the 1,617 foot long Stumphouse Tunnel is an oddity. Started in 1852 to connect Charleston to Knoxville and eventually on to Cincinnati, the Civil War—and lack of funds—brought construction to a halt. While there were various efforts by the Blue Ridge Railroad to revive the tunnel, none of them came to pass and it stands today as a monument to the efforts of pre-Civil War engineering.
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