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Are you planning a visit to the Outer Banks, North Carolina? This is an amazing area with a lot to offer. While many people have heard of the Outer Banks from the popular Netflix series show, Outer Banks, there are plenty of books you should read about the area as well.

Regardless of whether you are planning a visit to Hatteras, Nags Head, Corolla, or the Ocracoke area, there are lots of Outer Banks books for people of all ages, including kids and young adults, that you need to read.

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This March in the OBX will be one for the books! The Outer Banks has many fun activities coming to the beach as we start up again for spring! There will be tons of exciting things going on this month, from a wide variety of options from family-friendly to the annual beer mile. This will be the first time in over two years some of these activities have happened due to covid.

Here are all the best things to do this March in the Outer Banks.

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If you’re looking for the best tips and tricks for driving the Outer Banks, you’ve come to the right place! In this blog post, we will provide you with everything you need to know before hitting the road in this beautiful part of North Carolina.

From coastal routes to avoiding traffic, we’ve got you covered! So, what are you waiting for? Start reading and get ready to experience some of the best drives in America!

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Do you want to explore the oceanfront of the Outer Banks area? If so, you might be looking for some amazing vacation rentals that give you an opportunity to explore Nags Head and the Outer Banks, or OBX, region!

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Post by: Whitley McCoy

Open Now / Late 2021 Arrivals:

New changes are coming to the Outer Banks! We are excited to be the first to tell you about the first drive through Starbucks on the OBX. Along with this exciting news, we also have many new businesses making their way to the beach.

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The Outer Banks (OBX) on North Carolina’s coast is well-known for its stunning beaches, dunes, public parks, lighthouses, and shipwreck sites. So, it’s understandable why the countless options for the best pizza in Nags Head can sometimes go unnoticed. Regardless of how you slice it, choosing the best pizza restaurant can be tough, especially when you’re unfamiliar with the area.

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Are you looking for a beautiful place to go running? If so, you may have thought about the outer back. Often abbreviated to OBX, many people think about the Wright brothers, Kitty Hawk, and Hatteras Island when they imagine the outer banks. At the same time, there are plenty of running routes that put you on a beautiful nature trail or let you take advantage of a multi-use path. Even though there are plenty of beautiful places to explore, the Southern Shores are really where it is at. If you want to take advantage of everything these wetlands have to offer, learn more about the best running trails and running routes in the area!

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When you spend time in Nags Head, NC, you will, of course, want to indulge in some regional cuisine. After all, southerners are known for serving tasty and very filling food. With so many options in the area, you might not know where to eat or what food to have along the pier.

In the mood for a great breakfast? Nags Head restaurants often provide excellent meals in a relaxed atmosphere. If you’re hungry for a good omelet, hotcakes, or waffles, these spots are the best breakfast Nags Head restaurants.

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Donuts along the Outer Banks come from a long history of donut-greatness! It’s not surprising that people love their donuts here.

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