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Refuge Black Bear Tours
Opening date to registration for
bear tours begin on May 1, 2019.
Departs across from Police Station
132 E. Water St. Plymouth |
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Port O' Plymouth
Museum
10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
302 E Water St, Plymouth |
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Bear-Ology
Black BearMuseum
10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
111A West Water St, Plymouth |
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God's Creation WildlifeMuseum
10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
111B West Water St, Plymouth |
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Roanoke River Lighthouse &
Maritime Museum
10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
West Water St, Plymouth |
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Live Music
Click the link below to
download a printable
PDF of the NC Black Bear Festival Music Events
Schedule showing appearance times and stage
for each of the
entertainers.
Music Events Schedule |
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| Helicopter Rides |
| Time to be Announced |
There are only two ways to see and appreciate the
natural beauty of the expansive Roanoke River Delta- by
water or by air. At the NC Black Bear Festival it will
be possible to get a "God's Eye View" of this natural
wonder. There are over 50 miles of shore line within 5
miles of Plymouth! This is the lower part of the largest
intact hardwood bottomland east of the Mississippi
River. For $20 you will experience a breath taking 3
minute helicopter ride over Historic Downtown Plymouth,
the Roanoke River Delta and see where it flows into the
Albemarle Sound.Don't miss this amazing opportunity.
“No minimum age. Maximum of 3 passengers at a time.
Total weight of 3 passengers cannot exceed 600 lbs.
Maximum of 300 lbs. per seat. Accept cash, credit or
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Mark Buckler
Photography
Black Bear Tour |
| 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Join Mark as he takes you to the Pungo National Wildlife
Refuge to learn about photographing bears in the wild.
He will be driving the
Baptist Church Passenger Van that departs accross from
the Plymouth Police Station, 132 E. Water St. |
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