There are good dunes all up and down Hwy. 12 along the beaches. They change considerably every visit. The REALLY big dunes are at Jockeys Ridge State Park, just north of Nags Head. There are some others that are interesting on Ocracoke at South Point. The last time I was there, however, they were washed away. Things constantly change. It's hard to tell.
I second the Jockeys Ridge suggestion if you want spectacularly large dunes, but they ARE on the sound side so you would not get any big ocean seas in the shots. Anywhere along HWY 12 going south from Nags Head.
They DO migrate.
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Wade
There are good dunes all up and down Hwy. 12 along the beaches. They change considerably every visit. The REALLY big dunes are at Jockeys Ridge State Park, just north of Nags Head. There are some others that are interesting on Ocracoke at South Point. The last time I was there, however, they were washed away. Things constantly change. It's hard to tell.
They DO migrate.