Rodanthe Beach (OBX/Outer Banks), NC Drone Video
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Took this footage while visiting OBX (Outer Banks). More videos of OBX from this trip are coming. Please subscribe, like and click notifications so you are notified when I upload the remaining videos from this trip.
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Rodanthe is located in Dare County, North Carolina, United States, on Hatteras Island, part of North Carolina's Outer Banks. As of the 2020 census it had a population of 213. Rodanthe, along with Waves and Salvo, are part of the settlement of Chicamacomico. Rodanthe includes the original Chicamacomico Life-Saving Station, decommissioned in 1954, but now a museum. The town is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean to the east and Pamlico Sound to the west.Rodanthe is the easternmost point of North Carolina. It is famous for its observation of "Old Christmas" on January 6, formerly Christmas, December 25, by the Julian Calendar, a custom held over from the original settlers who still used the "Old Style" calendar.
Many of Rodanthe's restaurants, shops and markets are seasonal, closing during the winter months and reopening the following spring. Many of these are family-owned, rather than chain franchises. Provisions can still be purchased on the Outer Banks during the winter months, but a short drive south to the town of Avon or north to Nags Head is required.
In 2002, Nicholas Sparks published the book Nights in Rodanthe, a romance novel about two visitors to Rodanthe. The film was partially filmed in the town of Rodanthe and entirely filmed in eastern North Carolina - including Cape Hatteras, Southport and Wilmington. During film production, one of the rental houses, "Serendipity", the northeasternmost house in Rodanthe, was transformed into the fictional "Inn at Rodanthe". Now a vacation rental, the Inn at Rodanthe has become a popular Outer Banks attraction and is booked year-round.
Source - Wikipedia.
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RIP old S Turns at rodanthe gonna miss driving those sand covered roads by the dunes.
I know…so sad to see what’s happening.
Rodanthe is a tiny town built on a moving sandbar. The sandbar is only 1 block wide at spots and is approx 25 miles off the mainland of NC. Was NEVER intended to be built upon.
Sadly, Mother Nature is doing its thing…
@@martin73photo That part isn't sad, the sad part is "sadly human nature was doing its thing...
Agree... I finally took a trip all the way up the OBX during lockdowns. Idk they let hwy 12 go that section north of the town and built a bridge. Guess I was one of the last to travel that section.
So? Let people who can, enjoy it while they can. Your statement sounds petty and jealous.
@@nobodynothing9950 State of NC could no longer maintain 12 in that section you speak of so built bridge supports and pilings and ran 12 out around into the bay then reconnected to 12 further north.
I had a look at this place on Google maps. There are house/lot numbers out in the ocean! There must have been another couple of rows of houses that aren't there any more.
Mother Nature doing what it does…
Someone noted in the comments below that a number of the houses seen in this video have washed away since this video was made. Search you tube for a video that was made a week ago or so...mid to late September 2024. I stayed in Nags Head at the Comfort Inn in 2008. It had enormous sandbags in places around the perimeter to keep the surf at bay. Since I was there it's had at least one beach replenishment but that is a costly endeavor.
I just rode my dual sport motorcycle through the area the other day. Rode from Kill devil hills to cape hatteras lighthouse and back. Awesome area to ride.
I absolutely love the area. I bet that was a nice ride!
Very nice soundtrack! Love the Outer Banks ❤🌊🌅😍
Thank you. Personally, I can’t get enough of OBX myself.
Me too 😊
Thank you for capturing one of my favorite places! Absolutely beautiful!
This place is, indeed, amazing.
It’s so relaxing😊
Ironic that those beach houses shown in the video have now ( 11 months) collapsed into the ocean.
Mother Nature doing “its thing” …
Love OBX!
I can’t get enough of that place either. Love it there.
There’s no place like it 😊
I love this place, I dream of retiring in Frisco or Avon. I've spent many weeks of the year all through my youth in Rodanthe, an uncle had a house on Sea Oats Drive. Sadly, his house was lost 20 years ago and would easily be 100 yards past those houses being lapped by waves now.
I LOVE OBX. It’s sad to see it all disappear little at a time :(
Hey, this is absolutely beautiful. Great to relax to. From your old pal in Louisa,va.
OBX is a treasure, for sure. There will be more coming from this trip. Stay tuned :)
Lost a blue house near the pier a few days ago. I read that this beach is losing more than any beach on the east coast. It’s losing 15 feet a year!
Sadly, yes, it is :(
Mother Nature taking its course.
Beautiful video from beautiful place. Thank you for sharing 😊
Beautiful indeed. More videos coming from OBX.
When us the beat time to vacation in Rodanthe ?
I would say that depends on each individual’s preference. I usually like to go once things slow down, late September/early October. The crowds are gone but restaurants and places are still open.
While not something to see in my lifetime, eventually, the Outer Banks will be no more.
Sadly, I think that you are right. Mother Nature taking it away :(
Beautiful houses, but it seems to have been some serious erosion?
Sadly, erosion has been a problem for a number of years now. In some of footage, you can see where the road that was once there ends. Many houses have been taken down already. The bridge you can see in this video is the “bypass” for the road that once existed :(
Do you have any suggestions for a place to stay for a week with my dog around March
I do not, I am sorry. I was just visiting and when I do, I usually stay at a nearby campground on the beach. There is a Facebook group, OBX, Outer Banks NC, that is pretty active. You may get some answers there...I hope you like your visit! :)@@DeborahBolek
Beautiful , thank you
Thank YOU! I am glad that you enjoyed this video :)
Beautiful nature
Glad you enjoyed the video. I love the OBX.
Laughing my ass off at the houses now washing out into the ocean 😂😂. It used to be a wonderful place until all those idiots built summer homes there.
Unfortunately, Mother Nature is taking its course…
The earth is constantly reshaping the landscape through, wind, water and rain. The tectonic forces also are continuing to change the planet!! The human race has only existed for a moment in the grand timeline of earth’s history.
You are right …