Welcome to Springers Point Preserve, a beautiful 122-acre nature preserve nestled on Ocracoke Island in the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Our journey through this enchanting landscape begins on May 20, 2006, when the preserve was officially opened to the public. As we embark on our tour, youll find yourself immersed in a diverse and thriving ecosystem filled with various plant species, wildlife, and breathtaking scenery.

The heart of Springers Point Preserve is its 0.8-mile nature trail, which meanders through the maritime forest, salt marshes, and tidal red cedar forests that make up this unique habitat. As we stroll along the path, well be surrounded by the rustling leaves of live oaks, yaupon hollys, and wax myrtle bushes, each contributing to the rich tapestry of flora found here.

But its not just the plants that make Springers Point Preserve so special; this remarkable ecosystem is home to a plethora of wildlife as well. As we walk along the trail, keep your eyes peeled for the birds, fish, turtles, and other creatures that call this place their home.

Springers Point Preserve is owned and operated by the North Carolina Coastal Land Trust, a group dedicated to preserving and protecting the natural beauty of our coastline. Their efforts have expanded the preserve to 132 acres, including the recent acquisition of almost nine acres near the areas boat ramp.

As we continue our journey through this stunning landscape, let your imagination run wild as you take in the sights, sounds, and smells that surround us. The salt marsh, wet grasslands, and soundfront beach bordering Pamlico Sound all contribute to the unparalleled natural beauty of Springers Point Preserve.

So come, join us on this captivating tour through one of the most unique and historically significant nature preserves in the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Let your senses be awakened as we explore the verdant maritime forest, wander through the salt marshes, and bask in the beauty of the tidal red cedar forests that make up Springers Point Preserve.