U.S. 176
U.S. 176 extends 19.29 miles north into the Tar Heel State from the South Carolina state line at Tryon to Hendersonville. The rural highway takes a winding course into the Saluda Mountains, traveling through town of Saluda between Cedar Mountain and Blakes Peak. Turning north by Lake Summit, U.S. 176 meets U.S. 25 at East Flat Rock and Tennessee Valley.
U.S. 25 Business combines with U.S. 176 northward from an interchange with the freeway along U.S. 25 linking with Interstate 26. The two routes overlap to NC 225 (Greenville Highway) in Hendersonville. U.S. 176 ends there while U.S. 25 Business (Main Street) continues north to U.S. 64 and Downtown Hendersonville.
North
U.S. 176 enters North Carolina along S Trade Street in the town of Tryon.
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Trade Street leads U.S. 176 north into the Tryon business district.
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NC 108 (Lynn Road) branches north from U.S. 176 (N Trade Street) in Tryon.
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NC 108 heads 3.42 miles northeast from U.S. 176 to a dogbone interchange with I-26/U.S. 74 in Columbus.
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22.09 miles in length, NC 108 travels east from Tryon to U.S. 221/221 ALT in Rutherfordton.
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U.S. 176 (Main Street) north at Greenville Street in Downtown Saluda.
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South
U.S. 176 enters the town of Saluda east from the Polk County line. The route spans a Norfolk Southern Railroad line before turning onto Main Street into Downtown.
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U.S. 176 (Main Street) at Greenville Street in Saluda. Main Street parallels a Norfolk Southern Railroad line through the town center.
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U.S. 176 (N Trade Street) south in the Tryon business district.
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Pacolet Street (SR 1116) east and Oak Street south come together at a signalized intersection with U.S. 176 in Tryon.
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The Tryon Horse sits alongside U.S. 176 at the intersection with Pacolet and Oak Streets.
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The Tryon Horse is a scaled-down replica of the horse-on-wheels toy built for a parade in 1928.
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The south end of the Tryon business district along N Trade Street.
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U.S. 176 enters the northeastern corner of Greenville County, South Carolina east of Lake Lanier.
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Photo Credits:
- Carter Buchanan: 09/12/04, 08/21/16
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Page Updated Wednesday December 01, 2021.