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bufaloeletric

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buf, you are good from roughly where the beach road ends in South Nags Head and north all the way to Corolla. South of the end of the beach road is the Cape Hatteras National Seashore and is off limits to detecting. The park rangers don't play, they will confiscate your gear if caught. Check out the link and scroll down on lower left for View Park Map.

habs
 

buf, you are good from roughly where the beach road ends in South Nags Head and north all the way to Corolla. South of the end of the beach road is the Cape Hatteras National Seashore and is off limits to detecting. The park rangers don't play, they will confiscate your gear if caught. Check out the link and scroll down on lower left for View Park Map.

habs

thanks habs, you are a real help and let me know if theres ever anything i can do to help you out.
 

2 years ago i rented a house for a week in corolla and deteced a mile or so in each direction without any problems, GOOD LUCK
 

2 years ago i rented a house for a week in corolla and deteced a mile or so in each direction without any problems, GOOD LUCK

Well grizj, this info. certainly seems to conflict with bufaloelectric's answer (that the south-of-Corolla stretch can be detected). And your lack of having "your gear confiscated" by those park rangers that "don't play around", seems to conflict with eathabs answer. Thus your not having had any problems, seems to mean you didn't ask enough bored desk-bound bureaucrats, enough questions, with the right combination of buzzwords. Eg. : be sure to mention holes, treasure, ARPA, indian bones, etc...., and then .... sure, you too could have found yourself a "no".
 

Corolla is way north of cape hatteras national seashore and open for detecting.just stay out of chns
 

thanks for your help also grizj.
 

Tom, it is allowed north of Corolla. Corolla is the farthest most town on the Outer Banks, next stop would be the state line if you had a beefy 4x4 as the paved roads go no farther.

habs
 

Tom, it is allowed north of Corolla. Corolla is the farthest most town on the Outer Banks, next stop would be the state line if you had a beefy 4x4 as the paved roads go no farther.

habs

ive got better than 4wheel drive habs, ive got 2 leg drive. and thanks for the link, you are much appreciated.
 

just hunt from the 18th mile marker north as far as you want to drive.

once u reach corova u are getting close to as far north as u can go...............do not confuse corolla with corova....corova is north of corrolla.......watch out for the horses and do not get tooooo close. they really to not like people to close to them...(not the horses) the powers to be in n.c.
 

Max, I stand corrected and you are right about the wild horses. Do you still need a 4x4 to get into Corova?
 

Metal Detectors: 36 CFR 2.1(a)(7) prohibits use of metal detectors in all national parks.

So if you stay out of the park area you can hunt until your hearts content, or your bag is full.
 

now ive read on the friendly metal detecting site that metal detecting cant be done anywhere on an NC beach from june to september.
 

You mean that guy in the commercial isn't a French model? He spoke the language so eloquently...

hey, that dude was cool, he wore a fanny pack. all the chicks dig that.
 

Outer Banks (Nags Head) From North to South.
VA/NC state line (there is literally a fence on the beach)
Corova (wild horses hear, local houses stay away from, lots of these folks don't want to be found, be respectful)
Corolla (paved road ends and sand starts 4 wheel drive needed)
Duck
Southern Shores
Kitty Hawk (mile marker #1)
Kill Devil Hills
Nags Head
South Nags Head (mile marker # 21)
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Cape Hatteras National Seashore
 

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