Nags Head is home to Jockey's Ridge State Park, the tallest living sand dune system on the Atlantic coast, and it covers some 400+ acres. It's a great place for hang gliding, swimming, paddling, kite flying, or windsurfing (or watching those who do), but we opted for hiking the dune out to the bluff to see the sunset.

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Outer Banks horses (also known as 'Banker Ponies') used to roam free on Ocracoke Island, Hatteras, and the northern part of the Outer Banks including Nags Head, Kitty Hawk, Kill Devil Hills, and Duck, with herds numbering in the thousands.

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- sand dunes on the eastern shore. The famous Jockey's Ridge State Park offers breathtaking views of Nags Head from the tops of its giant dunes.

What is the legend of Nags Head?

It was so named, according to legend, because unscrupulous shipwreckers tied lanterns to the necks of ponies (“nags”) and marched them along the high dunes to simulate the lights of boats at anchor—a ruse that tricked captains into running their ships aground on the shoals, where their cargo was seized.