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- If you like wide open spaces and plenty of wind, this is the spot for you. It’s probably got the strongest, most consistent winds on the Oregon coast and it is suitable for intermediate level and above kiters.
- A nice little spot for kitesurfers of all abilities, this is a bit closer to habitation that many other Columbia River spots. It is one of those places that just feels like nature designed it for kiting, and you’d be happy to sit here for hours and watch the world go by.
- Another Columbia River spot, this isn’t the prettiest spot but it is better than it seems at first glance. You’ll see intermediate level and above kiters out here, and it has a fairly friendly atmosphere.
- For expert windsurfers and kiters, this place offers the chance to get a really good wind behind you and play to your heart’s content.
- If you like a bit of solitude when kiting, this might well be the place for you. It’s suitable for established kiters and is worth either dropping into on your way past, or as a weekend break kind of place.
- This is spot for both kiting and windsurfing, though it’s really only suitable for those with a bit more experience than the average.
- One of the windiest spots on the whole Oregon coast, this is suitable for intermediate level kitesurfers and windsurfers.
- This a good place to learn kitesurfing. There isn’t much of interest to those with experience, but it has a friendly feel about it and there is loads of room to get used to handling a kite.
- A popular kitesurfing spot, this is suitable for intermediate levels and above. If you get bored of the kiting here, you could always go play on the Parks 280-foot waterslide.
- This is a great spot for kite surfing, though it’s probably a bit too much for beginners. If you’re into long-distance, this is a brilliant place to try.
- This is an interesting place, used by both windsurfers and kiters, but it isn’t for the fainthearted or inexperienced – the winds are gusty and strong and they’ll have you in the water before you realise. If you can kite here, you can go anywhere else in the world and handle the conditions.
- This isn’t a bad spot for competent, established windsurfers and kiters. It’s on a river, so you need to be able to handle currents and other hazards before considering going out here.
- This is a kiting and windsurfing spot, but it isn’t for the faint hearted or inexperienced. Those who can cope with it will enjoy it, everyone else should steer clear.
- This is a fantastic winter kiting location that offers excellent facilities and even better kiting. It is suitable for all levels of experience, from beginners up, and has a good atmosphere that seems to owe something to the type of person that comes here – the view seems to be that if you’ve made the effort, you must be serious about your kiting.
- This is actually an island just south of the main part of Long Island, but you get the point – it’s close enough. It’s a beginner’s wave here, nothing too tricky or challenging.
- This is a spot that gives some of the biggest waves on Long Island, despite the name sounding like something that is going to be tame. It’s not a spot suitable for beginners, but everyone else will have a good day surfing here.
- This is a great spot all surfers, very consistent with big waves. It’s at its best in the fall when the hurricane swells really push the waves up, and on those days it can compete with the waves anywhere else.
- This is one of the better surfing beaches on Fire Island, giving a consistent break and decent waves. It’s not the easiest place to get to, but that just means you get to keep the space to yourself. It can be surfed by all experience levels.
- This is a beginners spot only, and like much of Fire Island whether it works or not changes from day to day. The island seems to have its own rules when it comes to waves, and at anytime parts are being eroded or built up again. Sandbars frequently appear and disappear and change the character of the place almost overnight.
- You never quite know what you’re going to get here as the sandbanks shift all the time, but if you are in the area it’s definitely worth a look. It’s a spot suitable for all levels of experience and is just a fun place to go out.
- This is in one of the most exclusive, and privileged, areas in New York and the houses reflect the wealth here. It’s a decent spot for surfing and it is suitable for all experience levels.
- Due to the currents around it, Fire Island is constantly building up in some places and being eroded in others, so the surf spots are always changing too. This particular spot has built up over the years and is good for surfers of all abilities.
- For experienced surfers, this spot offers some of the biggest waves in the state. Locals are friendly, too, and everyone here is just out to enjoy the surfing.
- A good, consistent spot in a picturesque location, this is suitable for all surfers although it isn’t the closest place to the main visitor areas in Long Island
- This is just a good, relatively quiet spot on the west end of Long Island. It has a relaxed feel to it and the atmosphere is friendly, and anyone can surf here regardless of experience.
- This is a fickle spot and usually only comes alive during hurricanes, when the nearby Lido Beach gets blown out. It’s suitable for all surfers and if you are searching for somewhere to go in the fall this can be a decent spot.
- A relatively remote location, this is away from the crowds but gives some excellent waves when it comes together. It is, however, only suitable for experienced surfers.
- This is a bit of a sloppy spot but it is ok for learning to surf on and has a friendly atmosphere.
- One of the better places in the New York area, this is an experienced surfers spot and is particularly good in the fall when the hurricane swells push the waves up.
- This is generally considered to a better surfing beach than the alternative at 11th Avenue. It is best suited to those with some experience as there are a few hazards to be wary of, though beginners do go out here too.





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