Top Things to do in Salter Path
- 1. Professor Hacker's Lost Treasure Golf and Raceway
- 2. North Carolina Aquarium at Pine Knoll Shores
- 3. Island Water Sports
- 4. Bogue Inlet Fishing Pier
- 5. Fort Macon State Park
- 6. Blown Kiteboarding
- 7. Crystal Coast Country Club
- 8. Fort Macon
- 9. Theodore Roosevelt Natural Area
- 10. Oceanana Pier & Pier House Restaurant
Countries
Top 10 Things to do in Salter Path, United States
Discover the best top things to do in Salter Path, United States including Professor Hacker's Lost Treasure Golf and Raceway, North Carolina Aquarium at Pine Knoll Shores, Island Water Sports, Bogue Inlet Fishing Pier, Fort Macon State Park, Blown Kiteboarding, Crystal Coast Country Club, Fort Macon, Theodore Roosevelt Natural Area, Oceanana Pier & Pier House Restaurant.
Restaurants in Salter Path
1. Professor Hacker's Lost Treasure Golf and Raceway
Overall Ratings
4 based on 134 reviews
Reviewed By Susan T - Mars, Pennsylvania, United States
We went mini golfing and rode the go karts. The go karts were a big hit. At $8.75 a person it was worth it. The golf was $10 per person. There are two 18 hole golf courses to choose from. The courses are well maintained and lots of fun.
2. North Carolina Aquarium at Pine Knoll Shores
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 874 reviews
Dive into adventure. Take a tour of North Carolina’s aquatic life “from the mountains to the sea.” Talk with divers as they swim with sharks in the Living Shipwreck, featuring a WW II German U-boat replica. Laugh at the antics of playful river otters, touch a stingray or enjoy programs free with admission. Field trips and other activities are available for additional fees. On-site snack bar and gift shop.
Reviewed By krissybee1979 - Wilmington, North Carolina
I’ll three of North Carolina aquariums are different. They have some similarities, but also unique. I like this one because it’s organized by region of the state and it flows nicely. It’s very educational and relaxing. I love the outside walkway and it’s great views. The kids love the climbing nets and the tire swing on the playground.
3. Island Water Sports
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 15 reviews
We offer a wide range of water sports activities in the area. Family owned for 29 years. "Kid tested and family approved". We are always offering something new to our fleet of activities and strive for innovative ways to provide the perfect experience for all of our guests, young and old. We offer a unique dolphin observation deck with handicap access, if you just want to sit back relax and just watch. We welcome your input and if you are not happy with your experience, please, give us the opportunity to make it right.
Reviewed By Jacob L
Had a blast at water sports. We bought 4 jet skis $100 an hour. The money was well spent. You can use GoPro and phones, just make sure it's secure! Go check it out!
4. Bogue Inlet Fishing Pier
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 213 reviews
Reviewed By DaveVWV - Marlinton, West Virginia
I think I was think California style pier when we said we were going to the peir. In So Cal piers have shops and resturants along wit fishing. This one is just fishing although fun to walk and see the ocean.
5. Fort Macon State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 877 reviews
Reviewed By mesettle - Winston Salem, North Carolina
The visitor center has been updated and there are exhibits in the rooms in the fort.The gift shop has several affordable items.Several areas to picnic.Don't forget to check out the beach access and picnic area wheelchair accessible.
6. Blown Kiteboarding
Overall Ratings
5 based on 10 reviews
Kiteboarding/ Kitesurfing lessons, Stand Up paddleboarding lessons and kayak rentals. We have one of the best teaching locations in the world for kiteboarding lessons.
Reviewed By DC12345678 - Washington DC
I called last minute to schedule a kiteboard lesson. Michael was more than accommodating to get me in the water quickly. He is very thoughtful and careful instructor, with good equipment and an almost perfect spot for teaching. We ended up cutting the lesson short due to wind dying out, but I will be back for more.
7. Crystal Coast Country Club
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By robert r - Durham, North Carolina
While I used to belong to a nice country club in Durham, this club is terrific in many ways, but I'll confine my critique just to last nights Christmas party, which is typical of most gatherings there. Roast beef station,great. Seafood station, wonderful. Hot appetizers fantastic, they had trays being served all night long, I especially loved the wrapped in pastry veggies. Healthy and fresh veggie dips, unusual and tasty desserts as well. A fellow played guitar, really festive.
Friendly members, all, do go by, you will enjoy this club. Bob Ross
8. Fort Macon
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 469 reviews
A Civil War fortress located at the entrance of Beaufort Inlet.
Reviewed By alani312016 - Fayetteville, North Carolina
We visited in the middle of the week and it was a really nice visit. Not crowded at all and the grounds were very clean and inviting. Very informative about the history of this location and very nice pictures to look at. There is a lot of walking to do, so wear comfortable shoes and sunscreen is a must. Also a water bottle is recommended. I didn't see any place to grab a snack, so be prepared. Parking was very easy, but only if its on a non-busy weekday.
9. Theodore Roosevelt Natural Area
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By wbullseye - Windermere, Florida
The Theodore Roosevelt Natural Area provides a short hike along the marsh. The trail is located next to the NC Aquarium at Pine Knoll Shores. However unlike the aquarium, the trail is free so it offers a good and affordable spot for everyone. The hours are posted as the same for the aquarium, but you don't need to go through the aquarium to get to it so don't know how it is monitored.
The trail itself is only about two miles total and is not that difficult. If you are there during the summertime I would recommend wearing bug repellent as I was eaten alive for the first part of the trail. Along the trail are signs that explain different flora. You can also expect to see different animals to include different varieties of birds and other animals such as squirrels.
While not the most scenic of nature trails, the Theodore Roosevelt Natural Area is definitely worth it while in the Outer Banks. While others might be sitting on crowded beaches, those who choose to see areas less travelled should consider hiking along this trail. It is easy and offers some good views. If your going to the aquarium, this is a good add-on for the entire family.
10. Oceanana Pier & Pier House Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 136 reviews
Reviewed By Hank H - Virginia
My wife and I visited here one evening on a getaway vacation to nearby Beaufort and we enjoyed the view while watching the sun set. We tried two of their specialty mixed drinks and were disappointed, however. Nothing distinguishing about them, and rather weak.
TIP: Definitely worth a visit, but stick with beer, which is harder to screw up.
TAGS
