Sights in The North Carolina Coast

The North Carolina Coast

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1. Jennette's Pier

Beach–Sight

Built in 1939, Jennette's Pier was North Carolina's oldest wooden ocean-fishing pier until 2003 when Hurricane Isabel knocked it down. In 2009...Read More
2. Jockey's Ridge State Park

Museum/Gallery

The 420 acres of this park encompass the tallest sand dune system on the East Coast (about 80 to 100 feet). Walk along the 384-foot boardwalk...Read More
3. Lake Phelps

Archaeological Site/Ruins

At 16,600 acres, 5 miles across, and about 4 feet deep, Lake Phelps is North Carolina's second-largest natural lake. It's also part of Pettigrew...Read More
4. Nags Head Beaches

Beach–Sight

Forty-three public Atlantic beach access points and five sound-side access points make Nags Head the perfect place to hit the shore, no matter...Read More
5. Somerset Place

House/Mansion/Villa

Drive about an hour inland (or a short detour if you're arriving on U.S. Route 64 from the west) to see one of North Carolina's best-preserved...Read More

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The North Carolina Coast