North Carolina Maps:
Scenic Map Routes and History:
Coastal Plain, Outer Banks, Piedmont, Mountains
Recommended
Reading: Scenic Driving North Carolina, 2nd, by Laurence Parent (Scenic
Driving Series). Description: Pack up the car and enjoy thirty drives through some of the most spectacular scenery in the
Tar Heel State. This indispensable highway companion maps out trips for exploring scenic byways and side roads, from the deep
forests and breathtaking views of the Blue Ridge Parkway to the majestic lighthouses and historic villages of the Outer Banks,
from the lush rolling country of the Piedmont to the rugged terrain of the Appalachian Mountains. Continued below…
Inside you'll
find: Itineraries ranging from 10 miles to more than 115 miles in length; Route maps for each drive; Where to find treasures
such as windswept dunes, mountain streams, magnificent fall colors, roaring waterfalls, and local wildlife; Historical information
and suggested side trips; Tips on camping, travel services, and best driving seasons. About the Author: Laurence Parent is
a freelance photographer and writer specializing in landscape, travel, and nature subjects. He has written twenty-one books,
including seven FalconGuides. He resides in Wimberley, Texas.
Recommended
Reading: North Carolina Atlas & Gazetteer (North Carolina
Atlas and Gazetteer). Description: This is not your ordinary map! This Atlas is filled with comprehensive and detailed maps.
It covers all three Regions of North Carolina: Coastal Plain, Piedmont, and Mountains. It
is the first choice for outdoor enthusiasts – sports, hiking, fishing, rock climbing, skiing, boating, bird watching,
tubing, kayaking, hunting, etc. “Beautiful, detailed and large-format…” (1) Physical land features: topographic
contours, water resources, vegetation, etc. (2) Off-road options: trails, abandoned railroads, ferries. (3) Recreation: Parks,
outdoor sports, points of interest. It is perfect for home and office reference, the casual and business traveler, and every
vehicle. Continued below...
Gazetteer information
even includes: campgrounds, attractions, historic sites & museums, recreation areas, trails, freshwater fishing sites
& boat launches, canoe trips or scenic drives. Reviews: “I am a full-time fishing guide in the mountains of North Carolina
and I have found this book to be the absolute best reference material for finding trout streams in our mountains. If you do
any type of outdoors activities you will benefit from this book.” “Instead of purchasing numerous cumbersome North Carolina maps and atlases, I bought the North Carolina Atlas
& Gazetteer and I am very pleased – it is definitive, complete, and all-in-one.” “My wife and I recently
retired and started traveling, as we always dreamed about doing, and the numerous detailed pages in this Atlas saved us time
and money while traveling across the beautiful state of North Carolina…we were able to find those out of the way flea-markets,
historic landmarks, and small town museums. I highly recommend it.”
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