Outer Banks Articles

1). North Carolina's Outer Banks By : Matthew C. Keegan
Jutting into the Atlantic Ocean, North Carolina's Outer Banks offer visitors plenty of sand, history, and recreational activities. This 100 mile long group of islands welcomed the first European settlers, witnessed mankind's first winged flight, and is often the first place that hurricanes visit as they run up the east coast of the United States. Read on to see what makes the Outer Banks the first rate resort that it is.
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2). 9 North Carolina Beach Destinations! By : Matthew C. Keegan
Summer brings with it warmth and high humidity. The season also offers the opportunity for heat weary folks to escape to the mountains or beaches for a well deserved rest. In North Carolina, there are several beach destinations worth visiting; nine top sites are featured here. 1. The Outer Banks -- Perhaps the most well known of all the beaches in the Carolinas, the Outer Banks offers much history as well as attractive beaches.
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4). Fishing in the Outer Banks By : Kathryn Lively
Like to fish? Why not try the Currituck side of the Outer Banks for a relaxing fishing vacation?
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5). Vineyards of the Outer Banks By : Kathryn Lively
The Outer Banks is more than sandy beaches. Come look at the tasty vineyards and sample the fruits of the vines.
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6). Vacation in the Currituck Outer Banks in the Fall and Winter By : Kathryn Lively
Think the Outer Banks is just for summer vacation? Wrong! Currituck County is open all year long for family fun.
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7). Outer Banks, NC - A Dream Vacation By : Matthew Kekelis
The Outer Banks of North Carolina have terrific national parks, festivals and miles of gorgeous beaches.
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8). Top Reasons to Move to the Outer Banks By : Kathryn Lively
If you are looking for a change in scenery, look no further than the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Situated along the northeastern coast, bordering the Chesapeake Bay, the Outer Banks of Currituck and Dare counties offer a wealth of opportunity for work and play.
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9). Golfing the Outer Banks - Get Into the Swing! By : Kathryn Lively
If you are looking for an exclusive golfing vacation, why not try the Outer Banks this year? Many courses are open year round, and the weather is always pleasant enough for a round or two. You will find many public and semi-private clubs ready to welcome guests for an energetic eighteen holes along miles of beautiful greens that border the bay.
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11). Lay of the Land in the Outer Banks By : Allen Wright
This article goes into some details about the geography and history of the Outer Banks, and specifically the island of Ocracoke
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12). The Small Town Draw of the Outer Banks By : Allen Wright
This article discusses the feel of the Outer Banks area, and some local attractions that visitors can see. Anyone looking for Outer Banks vacation rentals should start here.
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