Raleigh

Triangle Segway
327 Blake Street
919-828-1988
Tue-Su 10AM-6PM
In historic City Market, downtown Raleigh.

Triangle Segway offers guided Segway tours of downtown points of interest and historic sights. All tours are fully narrated. Advance purchase required.

William B. Umstead State Park
8801 Glenwood Ave

8801 glenwood ave., (http://www.ils.unc.edu/pa...). picnic, hike, go fishing, or just rent a canoe and relax. a nice quiet place near raleigh-durham airport.

North Carolina State Fair
1025 Blue Ridge Blvd

One of the largest fairs of its kind in america, this ten day long event has recently drawn over 1,000,000 to the state fairgrounds to sample north carolina produce, attend concerts, ride fair rides and feast on deep-fried twinkies.

Lake Johnson Nature Park
4601 Avent Ferry Rd.
(919) 233-2121
Free
Open during daylight every day of the week

A pleasant nature trail winds about 3.5 miles around the eastern half of the lake, and another dirt trail exists on the northwestern shore of the lake. Ideal for hiking and biking. Paddle boats can also be rented for money.

Joel Lane Museum House
160 South Saint Mary's Street
919-833-3431
$5, $4, $3
vary
Corner of St. Mary's & Hargett Streets

A Georgian-style manor plantation house built circa 1770 by Colonel Joel Lane, patriot, statesman, and planter, Col. Lane's home has been faithfully restored and is filled with period artifacts. The site houses three historic stuctures, including a very simple circa 1790 middle-class home interpreted as a kitchen and a circa 1840 Visitors Center. It is open for tours led by costumed docents W-F at 10:00, 11:00, noon, and 1PM and on Saturdays at 1:00, 2:00 and 3PM. Groups may schedule other itmes by appointment. Email address is [email protected].

Carolina Mudcats

(http://www.gomudcats.com/). minor-league baseball. about a 20-minute drive east of town. tickets are affordable at $3-$9; unlike the nearby durham bulls baseball stadium, mudcats' parking is ample.