Unbelievable: After 30 plus years coming to OBX wound up at another place I have not been. Kitty Hawk covered bridge…Read more 👇

After over 30 years of visiting the Outer Banks, you’d think I’d seen it all. But on this trip, I stumbled upon something totally unexpected—a charming covered bridge tucked away in Kitty Hawk. I honestly couldn’t believe it. How had I missed this all these years?

It’s not a massive structure like you’d see in New England, but it’s got that classic, storybook feel. Nestled in a quiet residential area, the bridge is surrounded by lush greenery and crosses over a small, peaceful creek. It’s the kind of place you could easily overlook unless you were really paying attention—or just got wonderfully lost, like I did.

There’s something timeless about it. Standing there, I felt like I was stepping into a different era. No crowds, no beach traffic—just the sound of birds and water. It’s a small reminder that even in a place you think you know inside and out, there’s always something new to discover.

So if you’re headed to OBX and think you’ve seen it all, take a detour through Kitty Hawk. You might just find your own little hidden gem—like I did, after three decades of thinking I’d seen it all.

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