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North Carolina

Have you ever woke up on a perfect Saturday in the fall and felt like hiking through paths hedged by trees adorned by gold and red leaves? Or maybe you got up on a sultry morning and longed for the shifting sands and sounds of the beach? For those who live in the Piedmont region of North Carolina, then these places are only a few short hours away.

North Carolina can be divided into three regions-the Mountains, the piedmont, and the North Carolina Coast and each of them have attractions that can be enjoyed by all. There are many family friendly activities, fairs and festivals to visit, as well as the joy nature provides at the beach or the mountains. In NC's cities there are museums, fine restaurants, and other cultural events to enjoy

. If history is your pleasure, then head to the Outer Banks to see the Lost Colony, visit the Wright Brothers Memorial or tour the Elizabeth II. In the mountain region, you can visit the Oconaluftee Indian Village and Living History Museum and see the Unto These Hills drama (performed from June until August) at the outdoor amphitheatre.

North Carolina is the birthplace of three of our country's Presidents - Andrew Jackson, Andrew Johnson, and James A. Polk. Other famous North Carolinians include TV personalities David Brinkley, Charles Kuralt, Andy Griffith, Ava Gardner; musicians Roberta Flack, John Coltrane, Ronnie Millsap, and Randy Travis; sportsmen Richard Petty and Sugar Ray Leonard; and world renowned evangelist Billy Graham.

North Carolina Staycations

North Carolina has something for locals too. Find inexpensive ideas for trips close to home at our guide to North Carolina staycations. You're sure to find a place you haven't been or want to return to and visit again. If you are about to have a baby and want to get away one last time try a
North Carolina babymoon. There are some wonderful and relaxing getaways in North Carolina for expecting parents.

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