Park of the Month False Cape: Prove You Have Been There; Done That!

False Cape State Park is one of Virginia State Parks' most unique places. It is a barrier spit island located on the far southeast end of Virginia Beach. It starts the chain of the outer banks into North Carolina. I could write thousands of words describing this place, but instead I'll let these photos do it justice. Although it is only one mile wide and about seven miles long--it is chock full of great places to take some great photos.  

Top Ten List of Best Photo Opportunities at False Cape State Park:

10. On the beach after a storm--you never know who might be waiting to catch a wave out to sea

9. The original monument placed in the late 1700s marking the border between N.C. and V.A.

8. Anywhere in the park in all four seasons

7. In the live oak stands along the trails and dunes

6. Sunset on Back Bay

5. Deep in the coves during a kayak tour on Back Bay

4. At the impoundments and marshes where birds of a feather flock together

3. The tree growing through an abandoned boat on Dudley Island Loop Trail

2. At the Wash Woods church and cemetery site

1. At the newly painted buoy by the Visitor Center  

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Then brag to your friends that you have "been there; done that" at False Cape State Park