Tega Cay Deli
A breakfast-and-lunch deli serving bagels, omelets, paninis, sandwiches and salads, with carry-out and catering.
A 2,100-acre private, non-profit nature preserve in Fort Mill with about 40 miles of trails, lakes and a children's farm.
Start at the Greenway Gateway visitor center at the Lake Haigler entrance; the Lake Haigler loop is a family-friendly walk of roughly 2.5 miles.
Activities include hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, kayaking and paddleboarding, fishing and seasonal concerts.
Non-members pay daily admission; members enter free. Trails can close for weather.
Paid admission: Open to visitors who pay a daily fee, ticket or booking; members may enter differently.
How access works across Tega Cay
Anne Springs Close Greenway suits active morning, family, hosting guests, on a fair-weather day.
This is outside the City of Tega Cay and run by its own operator, which sets admission, hours and seasonal programs. Plan it as a drive and check travel time on the day.
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A breakfast-and-lunch deli serving bagels, omelets, paninis, sandwiches and salads, with carry-out and catering.
A bakery for bundt cakes and bite-sized bundtlets — an easy stop for a birthday or a host gift.
A breakfast, brunch and lunch restaurant on Highway 160 just outside the Stonecrest cluster.
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