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| Value: |  | | | Great View | | By Buffalo Bill on 3/14/2008 | How could you pass up the opportunity to climb the highest sand dune in the Outer Banks? If you have kids, make sure they empty their pockets of any valuables before they hit the dunes (and you too, if you're planning to roll in the sand!). They will love the fun of climbing up and then tumbling down the dunes, but be prepared…they will be absolutely full of sand when they're done. Bring some water to help with the inevitable mouthful of sand. Bring a kite if you have one and join the folks flying their favorite from the top of the dune. There's plenty of room to spread out.
There were enough visitors to make it fun when we visited on a weekday (April '07) but not crowded. Parking was plentiful. The trails are easy to follow and kids have fun finding different paths that all lead in the same direction. Don't deny yourself the chance to see the view of the ocean and the sound from the top… it's beautiful! | |
| 1 of 1 people found this review helpful: | | Value: | | Service: | | | | Do NOT Miss this!! | | By Family on 1/25/2008 | Climbing the dunes is a must for your trip to OBX. Plan to spend at least an hour, up to about 3 or 4. The first hillis a gradual climb, so not too hard.
Try to go twice, this place is AWESOME at sunset. There are so many people that come just to see the sunset and they are not disappointed. It is great to see the views and even the many, many people!! | |
| Stop and check this out... | | By OBX Visitor on 8/25/2007 | | We stopped here one day with our two kids. We crossed over after shopping in the plaza and climbed the dunes. The kids drew in the sand, we watched some hang-glders learning and we took a bunch of family photos. Just one more memory from OBX. | |
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Terms: Jockey's Ridge State Park
Jockey's Ridge State Park, located in Nags Head -- part of the Outer Banks of North Carolina.
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