Thursday, December 17, 2009 — Imagine climbing Cape Hatteras Lighthouse under cover of darkness, aided only by moonlight and flashlight, or standing among migrating monarch butterflies at the Historic Orchard at Altapass as they make their way south for the winter.
Our State magazine’s January 2010 issue includes these and 10 additional adventures, filling “The Year of the North Carolina Vacation.”
“By proclaiming 2010 The Year of the North Carolina Vacation we are inviting North Carolinians and visitors to explore the state in new and exciting ways,” says Our State’s editor Elizabeth Hudson.
“These are quintessential North Carolina experiences,” says Hudson, “but with a twist. Each in-depth story gives the reader an unexpected look at the state we all love.”
In addition, exclusively online at ourstate.com, readers will find printable travel guides, including recommendations for where eat, shop, and stay, for each of the 12 featured destinations and exclusive behind-the-scenes videos of the stories.
Published for 76 years, Our State has long been a source for travel information for both residents of and visitors to North Carolina. With regular features including Tar Heel Towns, photo essays capturing the beauty of the state, and Dates & Events listings, Our State is a perfect resource for day trips, weekend excursions, and longer getaways.
To read more about the “Year of the North Carolina Vacation” and to discover all 12 featured destinations, pick up a copy of the January issue of Our State on newsstands beginning Jan. 5, 2010 or visit ourstate.com to order a copy today.
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