Climb up the East Coast’s highest sand dune in Jockey’s Ridge State Park to watch the sunset from its apex. As part of the Cape Hatteras National Seashore, the Outer Banks offers 75 miles of protected Atlantic coastline, with plenty of trails for hikers and bikers. Many people come to the Outer Banks simply to lounge on the beach, but there are plenty of opportunities for exploring the wilderness in a more active way. The Wright Brothers National Memorial in Kitty Hawk preserves the spot where Orville and Wilbur Wright succeeded at sending up the first powered flight in 1903.
Nags Head, founded in the 19th century, boasts galleries as well as great fishing spots from its wooden piers. Nearby Buxton is known for great surfing and windsurfing, as well as America's tallest brick lighthouse, Cape Hatteras Lighthouse. Hatteras, for example, traces its seafaring heritage in the Graveyard of the Atlantic Museum. culture, it will take you to one of the lesser visited areas of the city.The Outer Banks, a popular vacation spot off of the coast of North Carolina, isn’t just made up of many barrier islands but many charming towns, each with a distinctive personality. Today more than 40 murals decorate the walls of Pacoima and local artists are constantly evolving the collection. Take a trip to the Mural Mile, started in 2012 in the San Fernando Valley to highlight L.A.’s diverse culture through wall murals.
Along the road you will also come across some of the most luxurious homes in the city these homeowners spare no expense in ensuring their homes are on par with the celebrities in Beverly Hills. Get in a car and take a trip along Mulholland Drive - famously depicted in movies and songs - a beautiful, long and winding stretch of road that offers the most amazing views of Los Angeles and beyond from many vantage points. The lakeside walk is suitable for all ages and also offers a nice moment of serenity just minutes from the bustling city. offers glorious views from many different vantage points along the 5.6 kilometre walking paths that loop around the reservoir. There are many spots to catch a glimpse of the famous Hollywood sign, but Lake Hollywood Reservoir - about a 20-minute drive from downtown L.A.
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