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Maryhill State Park is a renowned kitesurfing spot on the Columbia River in the eastern part of the Gorge, on the Washington side. Located near the famous Maryhill Museum and Stonehenge replica, it's one of the most popular spots in the eastern Gorge. The state park offers excellent facilities with a developed beach, camping, and services. Powerful thermal winds from the west provide reliable conditions from June through September. Wide body of water with flat water ideal for progression.
Open all year round
Intermediate
Columbia reservoir with pleasant fresh water in summer (19-23°C/66-73°F). Shorty or 3/2mm wetsuit sufficient in midsummer. Flat water to light chop — excellent conditions for progression. Moderate current. Sandy bottom in the swimming area, rocky further out. Vast riding area.
Thermal winds can be very strong in the afternoon with gusts. Current in the main channel. Barge traffic on the Columbia. Intense summer heat in this semi-arid area (40°C/104°F+ possible). Busy swimming area — watch for swimmers. State park — parking pass required (Discover Pass).
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