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Sail Sand Point is a kitesurfing spot on the shore of Lake Washington in Seattle, in the Sand Point / Magnuson Park neighborhood. This urban spot offers easy lake access from Warren G. Magnuson Park, a former naval station converted to a public park. Lake Washington is the second largest natural lake in Washington State. Southerly thermal winds blow regularly in summer, providing reliable conditions for freshwater flatwater kitesurfing.
Open all year round
Intermediate
Fresh water from Lake Washington, temperate in summer (16-22°C). Shorty or 3/2 wetsuit in summer, 4/3 in spring and fall. Flat water without waves, ideal for freestyle and learning. Muddy and sandy bottom, shallow near shore. Southerly thermal winds at 12-20 knots in summer. The lake offers a large secure waterway with many local riders.
Heavy boat traffic on Lake Washington: recreational boats, sailboats, kayaks, and seaplanes (Kenmore Air). Seaplane landing paths to absolutely avoid. Park swimming zones to respect. Water can remain cold in spring and fall. Winds sometimes irregular and gusty in Seattle's urban setting. Respect navigation rules and designated kite zones.
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