The background of this page is a 360 x 180 degree equirectangular image 400 feet above Freeman Park on the North End of Carolina Beach, North Carolina. This image was taken during the supermoon of April 26th, 2001, also known as the 'Pink Moon'. The Pink moon was rising as the sun was setting - as you can see in this image. The moon and sun are on opposing sides of this 360 degree image.

This page contains a link to a video showing an overhead view of park goers with their four wheel drive vehicles, enjoying a day at the beach. It also shows a sweeping aerial tour up and down the park. Here is the direct link to that video: https://vimeo.com/436946510

Links to other VR 360 views on this page include:

https://lifted.pictures/vr/wrightsville-beach-mercers-pier https://lifted.pictures/vr/carolina-beach-lake-park https://lifted.pictures/vr/carolina-beach-boardwalk https://lifted.pictures/vr/carolina-beach-ocean-blvd https://lifted.pictures/vr/snows-cut https://lifted.pictures/vr/carolina-beach-state-park https://lifted.pictures/vr/carolina-beach-state-park-trails

Image coordinates 33.97044 north and 77.91751 west.

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