Come explore the sandy beaches, salt marshes and maritime woods that the Cape Hatteras National Seashore has to offer. The National Seashore extends over more than 70 miles from South Nags Head to Ocracoke Inlet, covering over 30,000 acres in total. Cape Hatteras is the first National Seashore in the country and offers natural and historic attractions, such as lifesaving stations and beautiful lighthouses. The Cape Hatteras National Seashore also presents a rich variety of plant and animal life. There is a lot to do at the National Seashore – enjoy a picnic, catch a fish, go camping, watch sea turtles nesting and much more. For more information, please call (252) 473-2111.
Elkin Creek Vineyard & Winery
Perched atop a knoll overlooking Big Elkin Creek is a small winery worthy of attention. Hand-crafted with both native timbers & tradition is a rustic facility where you will find wines made from carefully tended estate vines expressing their ultimate potential. Experience breads baked in an authentic European stone oven, vast varieties of olives and cheeses as well as the tranquility of an ageless waterfall. Elkin Creek Winery, come for the wine, stay for the experience. Enjoy memorable dining at the Kitchen at Elkin Creek, serving lunch and dinner. For more information, please call (336) 526-5119.
Days Inn North Carolina
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grrrrrrrrrreat!!!!!!!!!! Days Inn Asheville/Mall, NC
Breakfast was perfect! The price for the room was high but cheaper than the other hotels in the area. Staff was excellent! Location was great, close to all the major "tourist" places and close enough to walk to several places to eat and shop!! I liked the way the hotel was set up, outside entrances but placed in a way you can't hear the traffic from the road when you're in your room.
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Would recommend and return again Days Inn Mariner Motel- Kill Devil Hills, NC
For the price we were very happy and would return again. The room was clean and the staff were helpful. I traveled with three children and found activities close to the hotel. An ocean front property with easy access and a view of the beach. For a last minute spring break get away we will consider this destination and hotel again for next year. A GREAT TIME WAS HAD FOR ALL.
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Great Beds! Days Inn Asheville Biltmore- Smokey Park Highway, NC
I loved the bed! The rooms were just redone and very nice. The shower was good and the towels were nice and fluffy. The breakfast buffet was ok. The staff was nice and when I saw a group of students arrive as I checked in, they assured me my room would be far from them - it was.
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Great Time! Days Inn Asheville/Mall, NC
I had a great time at Days Inn Asheville Mall. The people who work there are excellent, very helpful. The rooms and public areas were clean and comfy. I especially loved the breakfast, egss, bacon, pancakes, everything you could want. PC and printer in lobby was a plus, as well as the willingness of the staff to answer all of my questions. Thanks everyone!
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Welcome to North Carolina
With four distinct seasons, thousand of travel choices, over 300 miles of coastline and beaches, spectacular mountains, NASCAR, 38 National Historic Landmarks, 25 nationally accredited museums and two federally designated National Heritage Areas, North Carolina is without question, scenic and memorable.
Discover a wonderful variety of attractions and activities, whether it’s a hundred-year-old lighthouse, a Native American Indian Village, a battleground or a Civil Rights Movement museum of the grand Biltmore Estate. Watch a potter transform a lump of clay into a collector’s piece. See an outdoor drama unfold under the stars. Relax at a symphony. And along the way, discover the fine art of vacationing.
Enjoy the combination of food, folks, fun and faith that North Carolina has to offer. How your spend your time is the question, you’ll be wondering what to see and do first. Days Inn is an easy choice where to stay.
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North Carolina's premier Art Museum, the NCMA, has over 181,000 square feet of exhibit space divided into numerous galleries. The well-known European collection includes works from artists such as Claude Monet, Sandro Botticelli, and Peter Paul Rubens. Several galleries devoted to American artists feature works from such luminaries as Georgia O'Keeffe, Frank Stella, and Jacob Lawrence. Additional galleries present Oceanic, African, and Jewish ceremonial art. A popular restaurant and a museum shop are located on the premises. The museum's 100-acre park is complete with a walking trail, sculpture installations, and an amphitheater. For more information, please call (919) 839-6262.
Land of Waterfalls, Brevard & Transylvania County
Imagine one hundred thousand acres of pristine forests laced with epic hiking and mountain biking trails that you can follow all the way to the edge of the sky. Shimmering mountain streams teeming with native trout. Massive rock monoliths daring to be climbed. And North America's largest concentration of waterfalls, millions of years in the making, waiting to be discovered. In short, there's no better base camp for your outdoor adventure. What are you waiting for? Brevard & Transylvania County offers; hiking, camping, mountain & road biking, waterfall hunting, canoeing, kayaking and fly fishing. For more information, please call (828) 883-3700.
Blues and Jazz Festival, Salisbury
October 16th, 2010
A family friendly blues and jazz festival organized to include a variety of music to satisfy a diverse audience. Featureing internationally renowned musicians as well as regional musicians. International food vendors and limited arts and craft vendors are on site also. This year's festival will feature two former members of the legendary Muddy Waters blues band, Steady Rollin' Bob Margolin and Mac Arnold with his Plate full of Blues Band. Joe Robinson will return with his Jazz Band and guest vocalist Diane Tuffin. Salisbury's own Brubakers will perform comtempary jazz. Blazin' Blues Bob, roots blues master, will capture the audience's attention with his collection of guitars. For more information, please call (704) 636-2811.
North Carolina Zoo, Asheboro
Go wild at the nation’s largest walk-through natural-habitat zoo featuring more than 1,100 animals from Africa and North America. Now open - the Watani Grasslands Reserve features up-close views of the largest land animals on the planet, elephants and rhinos. Don't miss the two new American black bear cubs, Moon & Star, now on display at the Black Bear exhibit in the North America region! Gift shops & dining on site as well as picnic areas are available. This is something for your whole family to enjoy! For more information, please call (336) 879-7000.
Dentzel Menagerie Carousel, Burlington
The Burlington City Park Carousel is a three-row Dentzel Menagerie Carousel built around 1906-1910 at the Dentzel Carousel Company on Germantown Avenue in Philadelphia. The Carousel was purchased by the City of Burlington for $3,500.00 the summer of 1948 from Mr. Carl Utoff the owner of Forest Amusement Park in Genoa, Ohio. There are 46 hand-carved wooden animals including 26 horses, four ostriches, rabbits, pigs, reindeer, giraffes, lions and tigers, and two chariots. For more information, please call (336) 222-5030.
Alligator River, Manteo
Some visitors characterize the Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge as a jungle with its dense pocosin wetlands, carnivorous sun dew and pitcher plants, and an abundance of American alligators. This 152,000-acre habitat is home to red wolves, waterfowl and birds, and black bear. In fact, you’ll have almost twice the chance to see a black bear here than anywhere else in North Carolina. The refuge is open all year round during daylight hours. The refuge offers great paddling trails, a wildlife drive, two wildlife trails, and all types of wildlife and habitat for you to learn about! For more information, please call (252) 473-1131.
Ghost Town in the Sky, Maggie Valley
Ghost Town in the Sky is nestled at the foot of the Great Smoky Mountains in Maggie Valley. Along with a roller coaster, bumper cars, kiddieland rides, chair lift and other rideseatures staged gunfights, live music and shows, crafts, food and lots more fun.
Ghost Town replicates the western towns of the late 1800’s through its authentic "replica" buildings and forms of entertainment. Hourly Gun Fights on Main Street and shows in the Silver Dollar Saloon and Red Dog Saloon will expose you to cowboys in action and cancan shows. Ghost Town in the Sky has something fun for all ages. For more information, please call (828) 926-1140.
Emerald Hollow Mine, Hiddenite
The Emerald Hollow Mine is the only emerald mine in the United States open to the public for prospecting. Nestled snugly in the foothills of the beautiful Brushy Mountains, this North Carolina Emerald mine is located in the small town of Hiddenite, North Carolina. This locality is recognized as one of the most unique and interesting geological locations on the North American continent.
To find gems which are worth thousands of dollars are not at all uncommon here. One recent find in the area is currently valued at over one million dollars!
We invite all to visit the mine and try your luck at prospecting for valuable gemstones. For more information, please call (828) 632-3394.
Ghost Town in the Sky, Maggie Valley
Ghost Town in the Sky is nestled at the foot of the Great Smoky Mountains in Maggie Valley. Along with a roller coaster, bumper cars, kiddieland rides, chair lift and other rideseatures staged gunfights, live music and shows, crafts, food and lots more fun.
Ghost Town replicates the western towns of the late 1800’s through its authentic "replica" buildings and forms of entertainment. Hourly Gun Fights on Main Street and shows in the Silver Dollar Saloon and Red Dog Saloon will expose you to cowboys in action and cancan shows. Ghost Town in the Sky has something fun for all ages. For more information, please call (828) 926-1140.
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North Carolina's premier Art Museum, the NCMA, has over 181,000 square feet of exhibit space divided into numerous galleries. The well-known European collection includes works from artists such as Claude Monet, Sandro Botticelli, and Peter Paul Rubens. Several galleries devoted to American artists feature works from such luminaries as Georgia O'Keeffe, Frank Stella, and Jacob Lawrence. Additional galleries present Oceanic, African, and Jewish ceremonial art. A popular restaurant and a museum shop are located on the premises. The museum's 100-acre park is complete with a walking trail, sculpture installations, and an amphitheater. For more information, please call (919) 839-6262.
Imagine one hundred thousand acres of pristine forests laced with epic hiking and mountain biking trails that you can follow all the way to the edge of the sky. Shimmering mountain streams teeming with native trout. Massive rock monoliths daring to be climbed. And North America's largest concentration of waterfalls, millions of years in the making, waiting to be discovered. In short, there's no better base camp for your outdoor adventure. What are you waiting for? Brevard & Transylvania County offers; hiking, camping, mountain & road biking, waterfall hunting, canoeing, kayaking and fly fishing. For more information, please call (828) 883-3700.
A family friendly blues and jazz festival organized to include a variety of music to satisfy a diverse audience. Featureing internationally renowned musicians as well as regional musicians. International food vendors and limited arts and craft vendors are on site also. This year's festival will feature two former members of the legendary Muddy Waters blues band, Steady Rollin' Bob Margolin and Mac Arnold with his Plate full of Blues Band. Joe Robinson will return with his Jazz Band and guest vocalist Diane Tuffin. Salisbury's own Brubakers will perform comtempary jazz. Blazin' Blues Bob, roots blues master, will capture the audience's attention with his collection of guitars. For more information, please call (704) 636-2811.
Go wild at the nation’s largest walk-through natural-habitat zoo featuring more than 1,100 animals from Africa and North America. Now open - the Watani Grasslands Reserve features up-close views of the largest land animals on the planet, elephants and rhinos. Don't miss the two new American black bear cubs, Moon & Star, now on display at the Black Bear exhibit in the North America region! Gift shops & dining on site as well as picnic areas are available. This is something for your whole family to enjoy! For more information, please call (336) 879-7000. 
The Burlington City Park Carousel is a three-row Dentzel Menagerie Carousel built around 1906-1910 at the Dentzel Carousel Company on Germantown Avenue in Philadelphia. The Carousel was purchased by the City of Burlington for $3,500.00 the summer of 1948 from Mr. Carl Utoff the owner of Forest Amusement Park in Genoa, Ohio. There are 46 hand-carved wooden animals including 26 horses, four ostriches, rabbits, pigs, reindeer, giraffes, lions and tigers, and two chariots. For more information, please call (336) 222-5030.
Some visitors characterize the Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge as a jungle with its dense pocosin wetlands, carnivorous sun dew and pitcher plants, and an abundance of American alligators. This 152,000-acre habitat is home to red wolves, waterfowl and birds, and black bear. In fact, you’ll have almost twice the chance to see a black bear here than anywhere else in North Carolina. The refuge is open all year round during daylight hours. The refuge offers great paddling trails, a wildlife drive, two wildlife trails, and all types of wildlife and habitat for you to learn about! For more information, please call (252) 473-1131. 
Ghost Town in the Sky is nestled at the foot of the Great Smoky Mountains in Maggie Valley. Along with a roller coaster, bumper cars, kiddieland rides, chair lift and other rideseatures staged gunfights, live music and shows, crafts, food and lots more fun.
Ghost Town replicates the western towns of the late 1800’s through its authentic "replica" buildings and forms of entertainment. Hourly Gun Fights on Main Street and shows in the Silver Dollar Saloon and Red Dog Saloon will expose you to cowboys in action and cancan shows. Ghost Town in the Sky has something fun for all ages. For more information, please call (828) 926-1140.
The Emerald Hollow Mine is the only emerald mine in the United States open to the public for prospecting. Nestled snugly in the foothills of the beautiful Brushy Mountains, this North Carolina Emerald mine is located in the small town of Hiddenite, North Carolina. This locality is recognized as one of the most unique and interesting geological locations on the North American continent.
To find gems which are worth thousands of dollars are not at all uncommon here. One recent find in the area is currently valued at over one million dollars!
We invite all to visit the mine and try your luck at prospecting for valuable gemstones. For more information, please call (828) 632-3394.
Ghost Town in the Sky is nestled at the foot of the Great Smoky Mountains in Maggie Valley. Along with a roller coaster, bumper cars, kiddieland rides, chair lift and other rideseatures staged gunfights, live music and shows, crafts, food and lots more fun.
Ghost Town replicates the western towns of the late 1800’s through its authentic "replica" buildings and forms of entertainment. Hourly Gun Fights on Main Street and shows in the Silver Dollar Saloon and Red Dog Saloon will expose you to cowboys in action and cancan shows. Ghost Town in the Sky has something fun for all ages. For more information, please call (828) 926-1140.
