Run Hill Luxury Apartments

Landmark And Historical Building

Kill Devil Hills, NC

Run Hill Luxury Apartments offers year-round, long-term rentals in Kill Devil Hills, with four 1- to 3-bedroom floor plans near the ocean and sound.

  • Year-round renters seeking 1- to 3-bedroom apartments
  • Residents wanting apartment living less than one mile from the ocean and sound
  • Renters seeking floor plans from approximately 820 to 1,415 square feet

Wright Memorial Bridge

Landmark And Historical Building

NC

Wright Memorial Bridge spans approximately three miles of Currituck Sound on US 158, joining the Currituck mainland to Kitty Hawk as the Outer Banks’ main gateway.

  • Travelers entering the Outer Banks from Virginia and states north
  • Scenic driving across Currituck Sound
  • Visitors interested in a landmark named for the Wright brothers

Manns Harbor Bridge

Landmark And Historical Building

Manteo, NC

Manns Harbor Bridge spans Croatan Sound and provides two fishing areas at each end, including Manns Harbor Pier on the west side.

  • shore-based fishing along Croatan Sound
  • fishing from the west-side Manns Harbor Pier
  • walking from east-side parking areas to the sound

Roanoke Island Festival Park

Landmark And Historical Building

Manteo, NC

Roanoke Island Festival Park combines a 27-acre historic site, Elizabeth II ship, Settlement Site, American Indian Town, and Adventure Museum under one admission.

  • Families seeking interactive Outer Banks history
  • Visitors interested in the first English settlement in America
  • School field trips and historical group tours

Bay Tree Apartments

Landmark And Historical Building

Manteo, NC

Bay Tree Apartments is associated with a foundation founded in Dunn in 1950 that provides accessible, affordable housing for seniors and physically handicapped residents.

  • senior citizens seeking accessible housing
  • physically handicapped residents seeking affordable housing
  • Residents seeking housing through a North Carolina foundation with properties across the state

Fort Raleigh National Historic Site

Landmark And Historical Building

Manteo, NC

Fort Raleigh National Historic Site preserves a reconstructed 1585 earthen fort and interprets Roanoke Island’s Algonquian, English, and Freedmen’s Colony histories.

  • Learning about the Lost Colony
  • Visiting a reconstructed 1585 earthen fort
  • Exploring Algonquian and early English colonial history

Oyster Pointe

Landmark And Historical Building

Kill Devil Hills, NC

Sea Whisper Condos

Landmark And Historical Building

Hatteras, NC

Sea Whisper Condos offers soundfront Hatteras Island accommodations approximately 325 feet from the beach, with a community pier and in-unit laundry.

  • travelers seeking soundfront lodging near the beach
  • fishing trips needing a community pier and fish cleaning table
  • guests wanting proximity to the Hatteras-Ocracoke ferry

The Cora Tree

Landmark And Historical Building

Frisco, NC

Cape Hatteras National Seashore

Landmark And Historical Building

Avon, NC

Cape Hatteras National Seashore is the nation's first national seashore, protecting parts of three barrier islands with beaches, campgrounds, and lighthouses.

  • Visitors seeking lighthouse climbing and sightseeing
  • Beach recreation including swimming, surfing, kiteboarding, and windsurfing
  • Surf-fishing, crabbing, and shell-collecting

Wright Brothers National Memorial

Landmark And Historical Building

Kill Devil Hills, NC

Wright Brothers National Memorial preserves the 1903 first-flight site with a Wright Flyer replica, camp-building reproductions, and ranger programs.

  • Visitors interested in the Wright brothers and aviation history
  • Families exploring the 1903 First Flight site
  • School groups seeking educational programs

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FAQ

How long is Wright Memorial Bridge?

The bridge is approximately three miles long and crosses Currituck Sound.

Where does Wright Memorial Bridge lead?

It connects the Currituck mainland with Kitty Hawk and serves as the primary four-lane route to the Outer Banks.

Why is it called Wright Memorial Bridge?

The bridge is named for aviation pioneers Wilbur and Orville Wright.

When was Wright Memorial Bridge completed?

The bridge was completed in 1966.