Rain or Shine
Even when the weather doesn’t cooperate, a rainy day in the Home of American Golf is far from a washout. The Pinehurst area offers golfers plenty to enjoy until the skies clear.
Even when the weather doesn’t cooperate, a rainy day in the Home of American Golf is far from a washout. The Pinehurst area offers golfers plenty to enjoy until the skies clear.
You may have discovered Moore County through Pinehurst’s legendary golf courses, but the neighboring towns of Southern Pines & Aberdeen offer a different kind of charm—one rooted in an inviting community feel, walkable downtowns, & thriving local business scene.
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.
As a relatively small area tucked in North Carolina’s Sandhills region, it would be easy to assume that Pinehurst and Southern Pines don’t have much to offer in terms of shopping. Any local could tell you that this is simply not true! The shopping scene here boasts an eclectic array of locally-owned boutiques, art galleries, and specialty shops.While the best way to discover the local hotspots is by exploring the historic downtown areas of Pinehurst and Southern Pines for yourself, here are some local favorites to get you started. Happy shopping!
Whether you have lived in the beautiful Sandhills region all your life or are visiting for a romantic weekend getaway, there are plenty of ways to enjoy a special day or night in the Pinehurst and Southern Pines area.
If you’re looking for a fun girl’s getaway for some Mother/Daughter bonding, Moore County is the perfect spot! With lots of cute local shops, excellent restaurants, and unique things to do, there is plenty to fill a weekend.
Although many know Pinehurst, Southern Pines and Aberdeen as the “Home of American Golf” for good reason, the village of Pinehurst was actually founded in 1895 as a winter health and wellness retreat.
Those who think that an area known for its sandhills – and sand traps – won’t have a farm-to-table culture would be wrong … and they won’t go hungry or thirsty in Southern Pines, Pinehurst, Aberdeen area and beyond.
The words “Off for Pinehurst” say it all — a trip south to what at the time was a 72-hole resort in the North Carolina Sandhills, later augmented by three courses in Southern Pines and more to come in the mid-and then late-1900s.
If you’re looking for a great getaway spot, Pinehurst and Southern Pines are a quick 1.5 hour drive from Raleigh and provide wonderful locations for a romantic weekend away.