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Point Reyes North Shore is a kitesurfing spot located on the Point Reyes peninsula in Marin County, California. This spot is one of the wildest and most exposed in California, facing directly into the North Pacific within the Point Reyes National Seashore. Winds are extremely strong and conditions brutal with massive waves, frigid water, and deadly currents. This spot is at the heart of the Red Triangle. Reserved exclusively for the most experienced experts.
Extremely exposed ocean spot with frequent waves of 2 to 5m. Water is frigid (9-13°C/48-55°F), a 5/3 wetsuit with hood, gloves, and booties is mandatory. Sandy and rocky bottom. Rip currents and drift currents among the most dangerous in California. North Pacific swells arrive with no obstruction whatsoever. Conditions are constantly powerful.
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One of the most dangerous spots in California. Great white sharks — Point Reyes is the epicenter of the Red Triangle, world's largest concentration. Deadly currents that have swept people away. Massive and unpredictable waves. Frigid water — hypothermia in minutes without proper gear. Totally isolated environment — no rescue services nearby. Dense fog. Unstable cliffs. Very difficult access. National Seashore — strict regulations.
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Currently, there is no weather station at this spot. If you want to change this, help us fund one: Weather Station Project
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