From its northernmost point in Corolla to its southern terminus on Cedar Island, this scenic byway — bound between sound and sea — links the islands and communities of the Outer Banks.
NC Icons: The Wild Horses of Shackleford Banks
Sturdy through storms and sun, North Carolina’s wild horses roam on.
A Wild Ride: The Manteo-Hatteras Bus Line
Before NC Highway 12, there were three brothers forging their own path in a Ford station wagon.
A Herd of Survivors on the Outer Banks
For five centuries, the famed wild horses of Corolla have thrived in the dunes and waves. Today, the herd’s (human) protectors ensure their resiliency for generations to come.
Soundside Tradition: Exploring Currituck’s Maritime Museum
Explore incredible maritime history — from duck decoy carving to boat building to lifesaving stations — in the northern Outer Banks.
Hops & Vines: The Spirits of Currituck County
At a revolutionary Outer Banks brewpub and an innovative vineyard in Currituck County, “local” isn’t just a buzzword — it’s the reason to sip.
Currituck County’s Historic Cornerstone of Education
In a perfectly preserved, century-old clapboard building not far from the Currituck Sound, the Historic Jarvisburg Colored School’s rich history and stories are protected for generations to come.
A Sandy Stroll Through Time in Corolla
A magnificently preserved coastal village in Currituck County highlights the rich history of North Carolina’s northern Outer Banks.
Go Wild in Currituck County
When fall arrives on North Carolina’s northern Outer Banks, wildlife thrives. This fall, take an open-air Jeep tour to spot wild horses, hike to see rare birds in a maritime forest, cast a line in Currituck Sound, and more.
