SPOTLIGHT: Outer Banks, North Carolina
The Outer Banks is a 150-mile strand of barrier islands bordered to the East by the Atlantic Ocean and to the West by sheltered sound waters. Its unique geography and natural environment make it a premiere destination for adventure sports. The Outer Banks consistent winds and access to both the ocean and sound have made this area one of top destinations in the world for windsurfing and kiteboarding. Not to mention the best surfing on the East Coast, and renown for its fishing, dubbed "The Billfish Capital of the World!" If that isn't enough to get you off the couch, try learning to fly on the East Coast's largest sand dunes, or kayaking the marshes, maritime forests, and wildlife refuges. Beyond the vast array of sporting activities, there are miles of unspoiled beaches to explore on the Cape Hatteras National Seashore, historical sites, and an abundance of great restaurants and other activities to enjoy. |
.jpg)
