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North Beach Park is a kitesurfing spot on the west coast of Whidbey Island, near Fort Ebey State Park. This spot faces the Strait of Juan de Fuca / Admiralty Inlet with exposed conditions. The beach offers access to strait waters with formed chop and strong tidal currents. Wild natural setting with forests and bluffs. Advanced level required due to exposure to strait currents and swell.
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Admiralty Inlet / Juan de Fuca Strait with very cold saltwater (7-12°C/45-54°F). A 5/3mm wetsuit with hood and gloves. Formed chop to swell depending on conditions. Strong tidal currents. Rocky and sandy bottom. Conditions change with the tide.
Very strong tidal currents — rapid drift toward the open strait. Very cold water — hypothermia. Maritime traffic. Cliffs and rocks. Driftwood. Isolated spot on the island's west coast. Self-rescue skills essential. Ride with a buddy.
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