Cape Lookout National Seashore

Cape Lookout National Seashore stretches along the southern Outer Banks of North Carolina, encompassing a 56-mile expanse of barrier islands. Known for its unspoiled beaches and dynamic system of dunes, marshes, and maritime forests, it is a haven for both wildlife and human visitors. The area is home to the famous feral Banker horses, believed to be descended from Spanish Mustangs. Historically, the seashore plays a key role in maritime navigation, with the Cape Lookout Lighthouse being a notable landmark. Visitors can engage in numerous activities such as shelling, birdwatching, fishing, and kayaking. Its remote location requires arriving by boat, adding a sense of adventure. The seashore's natural beauty and historical charm make it a unique and appealing destination for nature lovers and history buffs.