Dog-Friendly Vacations: Dog-Friendly Outer Banks: Nags Head, North Carolina

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Dog-Friendly Vacations: Dog-Friendly Outer Banks: Nags Head, North Carolina

Traveling with dogs
Dog-Friendly Vacations: Outer Banks
Dog-Friendly Outer Banks (Nags Head), NC-Where we visited on this trip to Nags Head, NC: Jockey’s Ridge State Park, Salty Paws Biscuits
Dog-Friendly Outer Banks-Duck, Kill Devil Hills, Corolla, and Manteo

 

Dog-Friendly Nags Head, NC  We had a few wonderful dog-friendly places to visit in Nags Head, NC during our Outer Banks Vacation. Nags Head was a great dog-friendly town and we had plenty of things to do.

Jockey’s Ridge

One morning Dexter The Dog and I headed to Jockey’s Ridge State Park for a dog-friendly trip. Wow!  What an amazing dog-friendly park that was. It was early morning and in May, so the sand dunes weren’t too hot for Dexter’s feet. But be careful, in the summer with the heating of the day the sand can get to be 125 degrees!

Dexter and I walked up one sand dune. Let me tell you, that was a job. I’m not sure if it was because I’m out of shape, or that the sand moves beneath my feet. Probably a combination of both. So, by the time we got to the top of a tiny sand dune, I was panting. Dexter didn’t do too bad. I think he thought it was quite fun.

Dexter and I also visited Salty Paws Biscuits at Jockey’s Ridge Crossing. I bought some tasty cheese and oat dog treats for Dexter and a cute dog t-shirt for myself.  The staff at Salty Paws Biscuits were extremely nice.

Salty Paws Biscuits

 

The Outer Banks proved to be a great dog-friendly vacation spot. Each town had so much to do, we could easily spend a week in each location! Maybe next year.

 

Dog-Friendly Nags Head, NC Links On This Trip: Jockey’s Ridge State Park, Salty Paws Biscuits

Have you been to Nags Head with your dog?  Tell me in the comments.

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