With over 40,000 miles of roads, South Carolina offers a journey through picturesque landscapes that range from the coastal beauty of the Atlantic to the majesty of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

As drivers traverse this diverse terrain, they can encounter a multitude of roadside attractions that add a touch of uniqueness to their journey.

Now it's time to hit the road and explore these sights from the sky.

One such attraction is the iconic Peachoid located in Gaffney, South Carolina.

Standing at 135 feet, /\this water tower serves as a testament to the state's historical reliance on peach orchards.

Built in 1981, the Peachoid is located off Peachoid Road by Interstate 85 between exit 90 and 92.

But this is more than just your normal water tower.

It holds a million gallons of water and symbolizes once thriving peach industry that fueled the Gaffney economy.

As travelers gaze upon this giant peach it serves as a symbol of the state's rich history and its ability to blend agriculture with art, creating a pleasure for those journeying along its highways.

Another agricultural tribute in the Palmetto State is Pearl Fryar's Topiary Garden in Bishopville.

Renowned for its extraordinary collection of intricately sculpted shrubs and trees, the garden is a testament to Fryer's unparalleled talent and unbridled creativity.

What makes his garden truly remarkable is Fryar's unique approach to topiary artistry.

He transforms ordinary plants into extraordinary works of living sculpture.

As visitors wander through the meticulously manicured pathways, they are enveloped by a sense of wonder and enchantment, encountering a diverse array of towering spirals to elaborate geometric patterns.

Beyond its visual appeal, the garden serves as a testament to the power of passion, dedication and the boundless possibilities of nature's beauty.

As travelers venture further along South Carolina's highways South of the Border awaits them on Interstate 95.

This attraction, aptly named for its location just south of the border between North Carolina and South Carolina, was once the midway point for those journeying from New York to Florida in the early days of motor travel.

The allure of South of the Border has become synonymous with a series of iconic roadside billboards counting down the miles until visitors reach the attraction itself.

One of the standout features of South of the Border is the Sombrero Observation Tower standing 200 feet tall.

The tower, equipped with a glass elevator, provides riders with a breathtaking view of the expansive grounds below.

In recent years, South of the Border has evolved into more than just a rest stop.

It's become a hub for motocross enthusiasts.

Established in 2009, the South of the Border Motocross Training Center offers riders a diverse set of circuits, including a 1.4 mile motocross track and arena cross-training facility, and a second 1.1 mile motocross track.

It's evident that the state's allure extends beyond its scenic roads.

The Peachoid, Pearl Fryar's Topiary Garden, and South of the Border are testaments of the state's ability to blend history, creativity and entertainment making the journey through South Carolina's roads not just a physical one, but an amusing adventure, best seen from the sky.