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Greenville in eastern North Carolina is home to a large number of parks open for hikers and trail lovers to enjoy, including the Phil Carroll Nature Preserve, Paramore Park and Greensprings Park Greenway. If you're in town to catch an…
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North Carolina's legendary coast attracts visitors from all over the world. The magnificence of the ocean, the sunny, mild climate and the many marshes and wetlands are only a few of the reasons why North Carolina beaches are one of th…
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Located on North Carolina's Outer Banks, Corolla and the surrounding area offer a great base from which to explore the 130-mile-long barrier island. Hike and explore nature preserves and historic lighthouses or swim, kayak or jet ski…
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The pristine, natural beaches of Hatteras, North Carolina are perfect for spotting dolphins and other wildlife, and you can experience the thrill of a deep-sea fishing trip on one of the charter boats that operate here. Though there ar…
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Aberdeen, North Carolina is in the heart of what is known as golf country. In fact, there are 50 golf courses nearby, as well as other recreational hot spots, including the Weymouth Woods State Park. After a round of 18 or a day of enj…
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Cherokee, North Carolina, received its name from the Cherokee Indian tribe that once inhabited the land. The town still pays homage to the original Native American landowners through annual Cherokee inspired ceremonies. The area, which…
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Wilkesboro is a town in northwestern North Carolina, about 55 miles west of Winston-Salem. The town is best known for its annual bluegrass and folk music festival known as MerleFest. The festival is the biggest of its kind in the Unite…
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Franklin is a small North Carolina town that gives visitors the chance to enjoy the slower pace of life in the Great Smoky Mountains. Guests can take in the area's natural beauty while navigating hiking trails at the Little Tennessee R…
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In Asheboro, North Carolina, it's possible to take a trip around North America and Africa and be back in time for dinner. The city is best known as home of the North Carolina Zoo, featuring authentic outdoor habitats of North American…
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If heading to Garner, North Carolina, travelers can enjoy the more than 300 acres of nearby park lands offering hiking, backpacking, camping, fishing, canoeing, rafting and other outdoor recreational sports. Those on a budget can find…
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The coastal town of Wallace, North Carolina, is a short drive from Wrightsville, Myrtle and Wilmington beaches and offers travelers access to boating, fishing, hiking and biking opportunities. In addition, there are two 18-hole golf re…
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Biltmore, North Carolina, is best known as the home of the Biltmore Estates. At Biltmore Estates, you can visit the lush gardens, winery, farm, and tour America's largest home. You can also enjoy area shopping and dine at one of the te…
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Cary, N.C., is in the Research Triangle Park, which encompasses three key research universities, North Carolina State University, Duke University and North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Several parks are in the Cary region, including Lions…
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As a traveler, whether you desire breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean, a scenic river view or rolling hills and days on world-class golf courses, hotels or resorts in North Carolina provide venues to meet the most discriminating o…
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Hikers heading to Raleigh, N.C., will revel in the city's many available parks, lakes and trails, including the Capitol Walk, a 1.5-mile loop around Union Square that offers bits of Raleigh history mixed in with the trail. Hikers may a…
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