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Kitty Hawk Trails

The Outer Banks blessed with interconnected multi-use paths from the north end of Duck at the Currituck County line to South Nags Head. This area is perfect for a family bike outing, a pleasant ride and relaxing way to tour the area or even a long ride for a more advanced rider. One of the most pleasant sections among the Dare County multi-use paths is the ride through Kitty Hawk. This post will focus on the multi-use paths in Kitty Hawk and the Kitty Hawk trails. The Woods Road Multi-Use … Continue reading...

Oriental Shipwreck Pea Island

The Oriental Shipwreck is probably the most visible shipwreck along the Outer Banks. You can see it at the beach across from the Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge Visitors Center. Perhaps 150 yards offshore, is a smokestack and a round metal structure attached to it. That is the visible remains of the USS Oriental, a Union Army supply ship. The rest of the ship lies, perhaps 20’ or 25’ beneath the surface. What Happened It’s unclear why the ship ran aground that night. The … Continue reading...

Outer Banks Holiday Events 2022

The holidays on the Outer Banks are a wonderful time. Spending time in this idillic area during this season is a unique and fun experience. Local stores feature a remarkable collection of creations and from Outer Banks artists and crafters. There’s lots of bakery creations, some music and a good amount of tradition. This post highlights some of our favorite Outer Banks holiday events. OBX December Weather The weather is generally cooperative—temperatures tend to be in the 50s or so. There is … Continue reading...

Sandy Run Park Kitty Hawk

The Outer Banks prides itself on being a family oriented place to live, work and visit. There’s a lot that goes into that. For families living here, Dare County schools rate very well among the state’s systems. There’s also the beach. It’s the reason people have been visiting this sandbar by the sea for almost 200 years. But there is much more to the Outer Banks than the beaches. There are many public recreational spots for all kinds of family activities. Sandy Run Park in Kitty Hawk … Continue reading...

Outer Banks Thanksgiving 2022

There’s a lot happening on the Outer Banks this Thanksgiving. Outer Banks visitors tend to think of the summer as the time of year when everything is happening on the Outer Banks. And admittedly summer is when all of our businesses and restaurants are open and live music is everywhere. But what makes the Outer Banks such a great place to live, work and visit are some of the special events that can only happen when there’s a little more time to plan and organize then seems to be available in the … Continue reading...

Outer Banks Vultures

Lately we’ve had a committee of buzzards sitting in the trees near our office in Southern Shores. This is a relatively new phenomenon. Our office has been in this Marketplace Shopping Center location for 20 years and I don’t ever recall seeing this many vultures haunting this locale. The Outer Banks is known for excellent bird sighting but I don't think Outer Banks Vultures are on most birdwatchers' lists of must see birds. The allaboutbirds.org web site states that the Outer Banks is … Continue reading...

Graveyard of the Atlantic Museum

Driving to the Graveyard of the Atlantic Museum can be done in less than two hours from the Northern Beaches. Located just beyond the Ocracoke ferry docks, it’s a perfect distance for a day trip. This is a beautiful, at times, spectacular ride that goes to the southern tip of Hatteras Island. It is a perfect spot for an Outer Banks day trip. See a little about this museum and good places to stop in this post. The Island Divided into the Northern Beaches and Hatteras Island, Oregon Inlet … Continue reading...

Outer Banks Soccer

The Outer Banks has a history of great youth soccer programs. Since 2016 both Manteo and First Flight High School have won state championships. During recent years, when these teams don’t make it to the state final, they often are beaten in the playoffs by a high school team that wins the state championship. This is particularly impressive given the fact that the Outer Banks is competing against schools with kids from national hotbeds for soccer talent like Raleigh and Charlotte. Winning high … Continue reading...

Social Distancing on the Outer Banks

As of this writing social distancing on the Outer Banks is in its second week. The bridges to the beach have been closed to visitors for a week and to out-of-town property owners since March 20. If you are not here and need someone to check on your property then please don’t hesitate to call on us. We’re not showing a bunch of houses here right now and it would be our pleasure to help you any way we can. If you have to social distance somewhere then the Outer Banks is not a bad place to … Continue reading...

Kitty Hawk Trails

Oriental Shipwreck Pea Island

Outer Banks Holiday Events 2022

Sandy Run Park Kitty Hawk

Outer Banks Thanksgiving 2022

Outer Banks Vultures

Graveyard of the Atlantic Museum

Outer Banks Soccer

Social Distancing on the Outer Banks

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