If you’re used to city life, the first thing you notice when you arrive at the Outer Banks is how much you can actually see. The Outer Banks is one of the few coastal destinations on the East Coast where darkness still exists in a meaningful way. Large stretches remain lightly developed, especially further south and north of the busier towns. Less artificial light means clearer skies, and on the right night, an incredible view of stars, planets, and even the Milky Way.
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