Southern Pines is a city in North Carolina. It began as a resort for northerners, especially equestrian hobbyists.

Get in

Southern Pines is accessible by road and rail. The most common way to arrive Southern Pines is via U.S. Route 1 in Moore County.

By train

Southern Pines also has an Amtrak Station along Amtrak's Silver Star line. The station is located in the center of the city's historic downtown area.

• 1 Southern Pines railway station, 235 NW Broad St. (updated Apr 2020)

See

• 1 Sunrise Theater, 250 NW Broad St. The Sunrise Theater dates back to the 1940s, retains a nostalgic ambience, and offers performances of popular musicals, concerts, and frequent screenings of classic and new movies.  
• Weymouth Woods - Sandhills Nature Preserve, 1024 N Fort Bragg Rd. A sandhills habitat with lots of nature trails and opportunities to be around longleaf pines and woodpeckers. With miles of of scenic trails winding through pine forests and sandhills. Bird enthusiasts will appreciate appreciate the variety of avian species that inhabit the sanctuary, including red cockaded woodpecker which is considered endangered. Daily 8AM-8PM. +1 910-692-2167

Do

• Horseback riding at Walthour-Moss Foundation, 226 Equestrian Rd, a centerpiece in Southern Pines' equestrian culture. +1 910-695-7811

Sleep

• 1 Residence Inn Pinehurst Southern Pines, 105 Bruce Wood Road, ☏ +1 910 693-3400, toll-free: +1-888-702-4653, fax: +1 910 693-1331. 
• 2 Southern Pines Microtel Inn, 205 Windstar Place, ☏ +1 910 693-3737, fax: +1 910 693-3719. 

Go next

Routes through Southern Pines

Raleigh ← Cary ←	N  S	→ Columbia → Savannah
Raleigh ← Sanford ←	N  S	→ Rockingham → Columbia
Durham ← Pinehurst ←	N  S	→ Laurinburg → Walterboro
Durham ← Pinehurst ←	N  S	→ Laurinburg → Myrtle Beach