Power Kite Forum
Not logged in [Login - Register]
Go To Bottom

Printable Version  
Author: Subject: buggying in north carolina
XXL
Junior Member
**




Posts: 95
Registered: 20-6-2011
Member Is Offline


[*] posted on 26-2-2014 at 10:14 AM
buggying in north carolina


Any one know of any places around Nags head north carolina to buggy?



Quadrifoil 2
Quadrifoil 3
Quadrifoil XS
Vapor 2 3.2
Vapor 4.5
Vapor 2 5.2
Vapor 2 6.2
XXl quadrifoil
Vapor 2 8.6
Vapor2 10.1
Vapor 11.2
Vapor 13.4
Vapor 2 16.6
View user's profile
BeamerBob
Posting Freak
*****


Avatar


Posts: 8308
Registered: 11-5-2007
Location: Down on the bayou
Member Is Offline


[*] posted on 26-2-2014 at 10:58 AM


I had a great session at the Bodie Island Light House beach access. I rode south towards Oregon Inlet. I was there in the fall and had the beach to myself. I'm not sure about the legality of it, but I didn't bother anything or anyone while there. There were signs about no vehicles going north, but I'm not sure if we qualify as a "vehicle" by their laws. Access laws have changed since I was there, but I'm not sure if it applies to that beach or to us as buggiers. Some beaches can't even be walked on anymore.



Coastal Wind Sports Team Rider
Landsegler Disc wheels
PTW Hero Buggy - XXtreme ApeXX Buggy US 88 - Libre Hardcore
IvanpahBuggyExpo.com
Youtube link
Bob Muse
HQ Montana X 8m, Montana IX 12m, HQ Ignition LEI 5m,
PL Phantom 12m, 15m, Big Blu 24m+, Synergy 10m, Venom 10m, 13m , Phantom II 12m Vapors 3.8, 5.4, Crosskite Sonic 7m, PKD Combat 10.3m
Uturn Butane 2.5m PKD Buster 3m Genetrix Hydra 7m Ozone Yakuza GT 14m
View user's profile Visit user's homepage
chris
Member
***




Posts: 452
Registered: 27-1-2005
Location: Outer Banks of North Carolina
Member Is Offline

Mood: Inducing camber

[*] posted on 26-2-2014 at 06:56 PM


There are no laws in the towns of KDH or Nags Head that prevents kite buggying on its beaches. Winds from the east make for decent runs. However, extreme caution should be used during 'tourist' season, as the beaches will be too crowded to safely ride. Best to buggy in the months of October through March.

Unfortunately, it is illegal to buggy on National Park Service lands (including Pea Island) and anywhere along the Cape Hatteras National Seashore, including either side of the Oregon Inlet.



View user's profile Visit user's homepage

  Go To Top

Hosted by: Mad Moose Studio