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The following routes
are best if traveling to Spartanburg by car:
- From Asheville/Hendersonville:
Take I-26W to Spartanburg.
- From Charlotte:
Take I-85S towards Spartanburg. Exit 69, Business I-85 will take you
into Spartanburg.
- From Columbia:
Take I-26W to Spartanburg.
- From Greenville:
Take I-85N towards Spartanburg/Charlotte. Exit 69, Business I-85 will
take you into Spartanburg.
To reach Spartanburg
by air:
- Greenville-Spartanburg
International Airport (GSP) is located in Upstate South Carolina,
midway between the cities of Greenville and Spartanburg on I-85 (Exit
57). GSP has grown into one of the finest airports in the country,
steadily meeting the Upstate’s ever-increasing needs. 864-877-7426.
- Spartanburg
Downtown Memorial Airport (SPA) is located in the southwest section
of the city off of Ammons Road. The airport serves over 100 local
aircraft, as well as corporate jets representing many of Spartanburg's
largest companies. 864-574-8552.
- Greenville
Downtown Airport (GMU) is the busiest general aviation airport
in South Carolina with more than 80,000 take-offs and landings each
year and more than 235 locally based aircraft. GMU is a modern and
attractive facility with a wide variety of tenants that offer a full
range of aviation services. 864-242-4777.
To reach Spartanburg
by train:
Spartanburg's
Magnolia Street Station
Built in 1904, the station is currently home to Amtrak
and to the Spartanburg
Convention and Vistors Bureau. A 1996 fire gutted the interior
of the station; much of the credit for its survival goes to then-16
year old Trey Davis, a Spartanburg native who initiated a campaign
to save station in the week after the fire.
For Amtrak reservations,
call 1-800-872-7245 or click here to visit the website.
For
more information on Spartanburg's historic depot and the successful
restoration campaign, visit Reconnecting
America.
Other transportation
links:
- SPARTA
- Rider information, bus routes, and fares are available on the website.
 864-562-4BUS (4287) for specific information.
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