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Revision as of 09:06, 20 November 2011
General Information
Recommended Wind Directions
NW: yes | N: yes | NE: yes
W: yes | 
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SW: yes | S: yes | SE: yes
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Getting There
Local Tips
Ability
Beginner Intermediate Advanced
Map
<googlemap version="0.9" lat="35.655065" lon="-76.091309" zoom="9" width="500" height="600" scale="yes"> </googlemap>
Selected Sailing Sites on the Outer Banks
Note that we said 'selected'. You can sail from almost anywhere on the Outer Banks, especially Nags Head and south. These are spots where there is easier access and you are likely to have company.
- Nags Head
- Gregg Cattanach's Outer Banks Guide from the Lake Wind Advisory August 1997. Some of the information may be, of course, dated
External Links
- Brett Landy's Outer Banks Guide from the Internet Archive. Page does not seem to be active.