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Assateague Island (bay side) is a flat water spot on the west side of Assateague Island, facing Sinepuxent Bay in Maryland. This national park and seashore preserves a wild barrier island famous for its wild horses. The bay side offers protected flat water conditions, ideal for freestyle and foil, in contrast to the ocean side. Vast mud flats at low tide create a unique playground. An exceptional natural spot where you can ride alongside wild horses.
Open all year round
Intermediate
Flat water on Sinepuxent Bay. Protected flat water conditions. Very shallow at low tide. Sandy and muddy bottom. Brackish water. Works well with winds from all directions thanks to the bay's width. Warm water in summer.
Wild horses — do not approach or feed the animals (fine). Protected marsh areas. Mosquitoes and biting insects abundant in summer. Tidal currents in passes. National park entrance fee. Jellyfish possible.
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