What People Are Saying About Outer Banks
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In Short – Like a giant comma, the Outer Banks sit off the N.C. mainland. Beautiful, wide-open beaches, enormous chunks of preserved nature, and an atmosphere that's upscale and camper-friendly draws flocks of tourists every summer. Visitors line up to tour four lighthouses that include the famously candy-striped Cape Hatteras tower. More adventurous vacationers take 4WD vehicles down to the tip of Hatteras Island to fish where three currents converge off the edge of the Continental Shelf.
08/09/06
motorcycle info
by lucky12tavern
In regard to the question regarding a place to hang out for motorcyclists, the Lucky 12 Tavern In Nags Head has started a bike night on Saturday's that starts at 7pm. The Lucky 12 is located at mile post 11.5 on the Beach road in Nags Head.
08/05/06
motorcycle info?
by gmsantoro
I am riding my Harley to a rented house in KDH for 1 week in mid-August. I've been looking through your site for activities relevant to motorcyclists (50'ish). Might be usful to add them. Things like bars, restarants, motels, etc. that are motorcycle-friendly.
cheers!
- Pros: good set of general visitor info
- Cons: would like to see some info specific to motorcycdlists
05/03/06
Moving Soon to here
by slipknot7866
I've been going down to this area with my family for 15 years if not more. I must say after going so many times, even to this day it never gets old. I love being on the wide open beaches, climbing the ever great Hatteras Light for fun even for exercise sometimes. In summer seasons all the attractions such as Go-Karting, Putt-Putt, and some of the other attractions are open. I love this place and plan to move here in the next 2 years.
- Pros: Food, Beaches, Relaxation and Nature
- Cons: Summer crowds, Tourist Traffic
The Details on Outer Banks
The Extras:
Take the 45-minute ferry ride to Ocracoke to visit the lovely, tiny island where Blackbeard died and ghost stories flourish.
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