It’s all about location, location, location – and North Carolina is no exception. Our beautiful state is known for its mild weather and natural beauty, with an average annual temperature of about 60 degrees Fahrenheit and four distinct seasons.
If you leave Raleigh and drive three hours to the west, you’ll reach the breathtaking Appalachian Mountains. If the sun, sand and sea are calling your name instead, take a short, two-hour trip east to arrive on the coast and breathe in that ocean air.
When it comes to the mountains vs. beach debate, why choose just one? Raleigh offers the best of both worlds. Visit these links to start planning your next weekend getaway:
North Carolina Mountains
Blue Ridge Mountains
North Carolina Beaches
The Outer Banks
Or, if your idea of fun involves a more urban form of adventure, we can accommodate you as well. Dozens of parks and miles of award-winning hiking and biking trails offer fun for the whole family:
Jordan Lake
Falls Lake
Local Parks and Gardens
Raleigh Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources Department
Wake County Parks & Recreation
If you leave Raleigh and drive three hours to the west, you’ll reach the breathtaking Appalachian Mountains. If the sun, sand and sea are calling your name instead, take a short, two-hour trip east to arrive on the coast and breathe in that ocean air.
When it comes to the mountains vs. beach debate, why choose just one? Raleigh offers the best of both worlds. Visit these links to start planning your next weekend getaway:
North Carolina Mountains
Blue Ridge Mountains
North Carolina Beaches
The Outer Banks
Or, if your idea of fun involves a more urban form of adventure, we can accommodate you as well. Dozens of parks and miles of award-winning hiking and biking trails offer fun for the whole family:
Jordan Lake
Falls Lake
Local Parks and Gardens
Raleigh Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources Department
Wake County Parks & Recreation