Begin your tour at the visitors center where there are lifesize replicas of the Wright Bros. planes. The outbuildings that the Bros. erected to work in and live in are recreated on the spots where they stood. Take a walk up the hill to the monument( paved walkways) and look down to where the planes took off. There are 4... more

This national memorial was a fabulous place to visit. My wife and I strolled to the four markers where the Wright Brothers landed in ther initial flights and hiked up to the top of the beautiful memorial. Both can be done at a leasurely pace. The information in the museum is priceless. We went to both the information center and... more

Well, it's jut a monument, so there isn't that much to do. But the pavillion and information centre offer many info about the Wright brothers and their first flight. Charging 4$ is still a bit much I think. more

Great place to learn about the history of the Wright Brothers and share a piece of history. Set aside a few hours to visit. more

We were excited to be standing on the very hill where the Wright Brothers stood.... The view was amazing. Overall though, I have been to much better museums, etc. I think they could really use a great "public history" person in there to revitalize the exhibits. To make it more tactile- more interesting to children. As it is, its a... more

very interesting presentation, a lot of information on the Wright Brothers and history. I thoroughly enjoyed it. There is a lot of walking required and it was hot when we went. We drove our car right to the base of the monument though and that helped a bit. They give the kids kites made out of garbage bags and there... more

Every right thinking American (and Earthling) should visit this place. This is where flight, er, took flight. There 5 basic things to see here. 1. The Wright Brothers Memorial. It's a large monument on top of a former sand dune (covered with grass to keep it stable). The tip is to park at the Memorial so you won't have to... more

I was thinking of last years' summer vacation I took with our family, three kids ages 5/7/9, and was remembering the Wright Bros Memorial and felt the need to post a review. We went there on a whim, and were pleasantly surprised when all was said and done. It made an impression on us all and our kids still talk... more

I think that more could be made of this museum and its exhibits. It is such an important part of world history never mind American history. The building with the replica aeroplane in is where you will find a guide who gives a talk on the brothers, their family and how the first flight came to be. I foulnd this... more