Getting Outside
Spending time outside is one of my favorite activities and there’s no shortage of incredible outdoor activities in the Southern Pines/Pinehurst area. There’s something for everyone in the amazing Sandhills region in North Carolina.
Spending time outside is one of my favorite activities and there’s no shortage of incredible outdoor activities in the Southern Pines/Pinehurst area. There’s something for everyone in the amazing Sandhills region in North Carolina.
“It was sleepy during the summer for sure,” says Peggy Bell Miller, daughter of Warren and Peggy Kirk Bell. “All the staff went to Myrtle Beach. There was no business during the summer.” But, that has all changed…
Dan Van Horn was an engineer living in Atlanta and raising a family of three in the mid-1990s when it struck him how well the baseball equipment industry addressed the youth market and how poorly the golf industry was positioned for its junior players.
It’s time for the 25th annual Peach Festival in Candor NC, and this year, the celebration continues on with the first ever Peach Week in Pinehurst and Southern Pines. Nothing says summer like a bowl, box, basket or bushel full of NC peaches.
Pinehurst, Southern Pines, Aberdeen and towns across Moore County are ready to celebrate the nation’s birthday with a bang! The Fourth of July weekend is perfect for spending time with friends & family & we’ve got the details.
Whether you prefer golfing and hiking, or exploring history and great flavors, there are many ways to enjoy a long weekend in the Sandhills. The Pinehurst, Southern Pines, Aberdeen area is a great spot for a weekend getaway.
As we weaved down the country road that leads to the bed and breakfast, we almost drove right past it. Luckily, the horses mozying around out front let us know that we had arrived.
A U.S. Open at Pinehurst seems old hat now. In about a year, the esteemed No. 2 course will be the venue for its fourth rendition of America’s national championship, following 1999 (won by Payne Stewart), 2005 (Michael Campbell) and 2014 (Martin Kaymer).
The Village of Pinehurst, the broader Sandhills community and the revered No. 2 course are officially in countdown mode as the calendar swings to one year out from the 2024 U.S. Open.
The Pinehurst area is home to some surprising destinations that cannot be found anywhere else. From quirky attractions to one-of-a-kind historical collections, make sure you see all of the places that make Moore County in the NC Sandhills so unique.