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National Wildlife Refuges exist primarily to safeguard wildlife populations through habitat preservation and, as such, offer prime opportunity to view or photograph birds and other wildlife. Other recreational opportunities vary, as do development and accessibility. Hunting, trapping and fishing are permitted on a NWR when compatible with the purposes for which the refuge was established and acquired. All state and federal regulations pertaining to hunting, trapping and fishing apply.
Alligator River NWR
708 N. U.S. 64
Manteo, NC 27954
(252) 473-1131
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Available for automobile touring, boating, fishing, hunting. Features 15 miles of color-coded paddle trails; Sandy Ridge and Creef Cut wildlife trails, two half-mile wheelchair-accessible nature trails; and wheelchair-accessible fishing dock. Refuge Wildlife Drive offers opportunities to view a wide variety of birds, as well as black bears and red wolves. Main entrance is on U.S. 64, 12 miles east of Columbia across Alligator River in Dare County.
Cedar Island NWR
c/o Mattamuskeet NWR
38 Mattamuskeet Road
Swan Quarter, NC 27885
(252) 926-4021
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