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North Carolina Vacation Guide

One of the original 13 colonies first known simply as the Province of Carolina, North Carolina is a state filled with breathtaking natural beauty and a mixture of Native American and American histories blended together. One of the original Confederate states and the birthplace of modern flight with the Wright brothers, North Carolina has a blend of outdoor activities and major metropolises such as Charlotte and Raleigh, and is one of the most exiting destinations for the adventure-oriented travel.

Most of North Carolina's charm comes from its natural beauty. From the Great Smoky Mountain National Park to the beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains, or the miles-long stretch of beaches that make up the Outer Banks and the Crystal Coast or places like Cape Lookout National Seashore, there is a wide range of visual excitement to be experienced within the state, regardless if you happen to enjoy seashores, mountains, forests, lakes and rivers, or simply hiking along secluded trails.

In addition to all of this, North Carolina has the largest population of Native Americans east of the Mississippi River, with eight Native American Tribes recognized in the state, all of whom can trace their history back to long before the Europeans ever set foot on North American soil. While technically categorized as a Southern state, bordering Georgia, Tennessee, South Carolina, and Virginia, North Carolina is much more than just Southern. While agriculture remains a prominent industry within the state, especially with tobacco and soybeans, the national parks and coastal regions bring in plenty of tourists over the course of every year, and it’s easy to see why once you set foot in the state. Regardless if you are here for a historical visit in Raleigh or Charlotte, or to take advantage of the hundreds of miles of hiking and biking trails in any of the various national parks and mountainous regions, or simply to bask in the beauty of the Atlantic Ocean view from Cape Lookout, North Carolina offers exactly what you need.

Travel and Tourism Guides for Popular Cities in North Carolina

  1. Charlotte
  2. Raleigh
  3. Wilmington
  4. Asheville
  5. Winston Salem
  6. Cherokee
  7. Fayetteville
  8. Durham
  9. Greensboro
  10. Chapel Hill
  11. Hendersonville
  12. Gay
  13. Blowing Rock
  14. Winston Salem
  15. Chimney Rock
  16. New Bern
  17. Ocracoke
  18. Nags Head
  19. Avon
  20. Cary
  21. Duck
  22. Kill Devil Hills
  23. Murphy
  24. Buxton
  25. Jacksonville
  1. Greenville
  2. Rocky Mount
  3. Grandfather
  4. Statesville
  5. Boone
  6. Goldsboro
  7. Linville Falls
  8. Banner Elk
  9. Concord
  10. Hickory
  11. Lumberton
  12. Maggie Valley
  13. Pilot Mountain
  14. Wilson
  15. Kitty Hawk
  16. Morrisville
  17. Oriental
  18. Gastonia
  19. High Point
  20. Manteo
  21. Burlington
  22. Lake Lure
  23. Mooresville
  24. Swanquarter
  25. Franklin
  1. Highlands
  2. Andrews
  3. Raeford
  4. Emerald Isle
  5. Clayton
  6. Thomasville
  7. Hatteras
  8. Rockingham
  9. Smithfield
  10. Asheboro
  11. Roaring Gap
  12. Salisbury
  13. Morehead City
  14. Elizabeth City
  15. Bryson City
  16. Matthews
  17. Huntersville
  18. Southern Pines
  19. Roanoke Rapids
  20. Garner
  21. Currituck
  22. Henderson
  23. Dunn
  24. Monroe
  25. Shelby
  1. Carolina Beach
  2. Sanford
  3. Lexington
  4. Beaufort
  5. Kannapolis
  6. Waynesville
  7. Pittsboro
  8. Sugar Mountain
  9. Corolla
  10. Williamston
  11. Kinston
  12. Linville
  13. Morganton
  14. Pineville
  15. Spring Lake
  16. Washington
  17. Salter Path
  18. Zebulon
  19. Pinehurst
  20. Albemarle
  21. Cornelius
  22. Lake Waccamaw
  23. Havelock
  24. Kernersville
  25. Creedmoor