Travel and Outdoors

Prepare for summer weather in Charlotte with these seasonal temperature and precipitation outlooks for June, July, and August 2024.
The easy-to-use service will run on weekends through the end of July.
NC Wildlife Resources Commission emphasizes ways for people to coexist with black bears.
The summer months are peak snake bite season in the Carolinas.
After closing in 2022 for construction, guests can enjoy a new overlook and amenities.
The average commute for a worker in Charlotte is below the national average, and the amount of time spent traveling has declined over the past decade.
Charlotte can get loud at times, but there are many places Charlotteans can go to clear their minds and escape the noise of the big city.
New aeronautical museum honors the heroic pilot from “The Miracle on the Hudson.”
Events honoring fallen US Armed Forces are planned this holiday weekend across Charlotte.
Charlotte Douglas International Airport anticipates more than one million travelers for the unofficial start of summer.
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Charlotte Native Molly Belk recently set the women’s world record for fastest climb up and down Mt. Meru in Tanzania.
Starting Thursday, May 1, two sections of Main Street will be renamed to reduce driver confusion and improve navigation.
Re!magine Spectrum Center will boast an elevated fan experience with brand new seats, more food and beverage options, and upcoming lounges to watch games and socialize.
From new greenway paths welcoming nature-lovers to upcoming trails under construction, there’s no slow-down in sight for Mecklenburg County Park and Recreation.
Whether you’re a native Charlottean or visiting from outside the Queen City, this guide will help you navigate the three-day festival, find parking, and everything in-between.