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  • Dune Hike

    Jockey's Ridge State Park Visitor Center 300 W Carolista Dr, Nags Head, NC, United States

    Join a park ranger at Jockey’s Ridge State Park for a guided hike to the top of the tallest living sand dune on the East Coast. Along the way, you’ll discover the fascinating plants and animals that thrive in this ever-changing landscape and learn what makes this park such a natural treasure. Once at the summit, enjoy sweeping views of the Roanoke Sound and Atlantic Ocean that you won’t soon forget. This free, family-friendly event is open to the public. Just be sure to wear sunscreen, bring water, and wear comfortable shoes. The group will meet at the park’s pavilion beside the visitor center.

  • Easter Morning Dune Hike

    Jockey's Ridge State Park Visitor Center 300 W Carolista Dr, Nags Head, NC, United States

    Start your Easter with a peaceful outdoor adventure at Jockey's Ridge State Park during the Easter Morning Dune Hike. Join a park ranger for a short guided walk to the top of the dunes and experience the beauty of the Outer Banks while learning about the park’s unique natural environment.

    Participants will meet on Sunday, April 5, 10 am, at the pavilion beside the park’s visitor center before setting out on an approximately 0.3-mile hike to the ridge. Along the way, the ranger will share insights about the park’s remarkable dune system and coastal ecosystems. The hike offers a memorable way to celebrate the holiday while enjoying sweeping views from the tallest living sand dune system on the Atlantic coast.

    Location: Jockey’s Ridge State Park, Nags Head
    Meeting Point: Pavilion next to the Visitor Center
    Distance: Approximately 0.3 miles (one way)
    Audience: All ages

  • Dune Hike

    Jockey's Ridge State Park Visitor Center 300 W Carolista Dr, Nags Head, NC, United States

    Join a park ranger at Jockey’s Ridge State Park for a guided hike to the top of the tallest living sand dune on the East Coast. Along the way, you’ll discover the fascinating plants and animals that thrive in this ever-changing landscape and learn what makes this park such a natural treasure. Once at the summit, enjoy sweeping views of the Roanoke Sound and Atlantic Ocean that you won’t soon forget. This free, family-friendly event is open to the public. Just be sure to wear sunscreen, bring water, and wear comfortable shoes. The group will meet at the park’s pavilion beside the visitor center.