From the mysterious disappearance of Roanoke settlers to the Wright brothers' first flight, the Outer Banks are historically important yes, but they are also postcard pretty with enough beach to share between summer visitors.
This trail offers a peaceful walk along the creekside before taking off into the wilderness.
Steepness: Much of the grail has grades of 20% or steeper. Length: Trails are usually more than 8 miles, but short, steep trails may be included. Surface: Trail is most likely rocky, with uneven footing. May include many stream crossings.
Details
Length:
5.6 miles
Difficulty:
Intermediate
Time:
2 - 3 hours
Season:
Spring to Fall
Additional Details:
There are several dispersed camping areas and good fishing spots. Please observe wilderness rules when visiting this area.
Sight Information: Trail Number 68. Hike 0.7 mile from the trailhead to the wilderness boundary.
Site Amenities: Parking area. A bulletin board offers trail information.
Safety: Consider wearing hunter orange during hunting season.
Requirements: No motor or mechanical devices in wilderness. Hiking only.
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