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Wild Horses of the Outer Banks
The
wild horses of the Outer Banks are a wonderful sight and an amazing thing to experience when visiting our area. The Outer Banks is one of the few places in the United States where wild mustangs roaming free. Enjoy the scenery and admire these majestic horses as they wander the sand dunes.
The Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge
Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge is a wonderful wildlife preserve in the Outer Banks that sprawls over 152,000 acres. The refuge is home to many different animals, including many different bird species, fish, alligators, and deer. Spend the day maneuvering through the refuge on a kayak or go for go for a scenic bike ride on one of the refuge’s excellent land trails.
The Lost Colony Play
Don’t miss the
Lost Colony play in Manteo, North Carolina this summer! The
Lost Colony is the second-longest running historical outdoor drama as it has been performed since 1937. The play runs May through August at Waterside Theater at 1409 National Park Drive in Manteo.
Duck Boardwalk
While in the beautiful Outer Banks, make sure you visit the
Duck Boardwalk. From beautiful sights to fun shops, you’ll enjoy your day spent at this fantastic Outer Banks boardwalk. A visit to the Duck Boardwalk is definitely one of the best things to do in Duck, North Carolina!
Kilmarlic Golf Club
Thousands of golf courses call North Carolina home, but
Kilmarlic Golf Club, according to
Golf Style Magazine, is one of the absolute best. That’s saying a lot for a state that is known for its golf courses. The course was chosen as the site for the North Carolina Open in both 2004 and 2009 and is consistently kept in top condition!
The Wright Brothers National Memorial
The
Wright Brothers National Memorial is a can’t miss Outer Banks attraction. Located in Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina, the memorial commemorates the first flights of Wilbur and Orville Wright who spent three years in the area and finally launched their first power flight in 1903. Stop by and enjoy a piece of American history!
