Kitesurfing & Wingfoil Spots in Washington (USA)

Best with North wind, but still gustier. The winds tends to be lighter closer to shore, but stronger further out on the water.

Best with N and S wind, which blow the cleanest through the channel.

The predominant wind direction is South to Southeast. North will also work but is a little harder to predict. Watch out for winds that are too easterly as th...

Best with W to NW. Check the Environment Canada weather report for Straight of Georgia - Nanaimo and South.

Bywater Bay, Washington (USA) is a wind-sports spot in Washington (USA) with its most reliable conditions around january - december.

This is probably the best spot for beginners to do downwinders on Northerlies, due to the fact that the wind is side/sideonshore, meaning that the wind would...

Best when winds are opposite the tidal current, or at low slack tide.

Columbia River / Beacon Rock, Washington (USA) is a wind-sports spot in Washington (USA) with its most reliable conditions around may - september.

Columbia River / Bingen, Washington (USA) is a wind-sports spot in Washington (USA) with its most reliable conditions around may - september.

Very strong current opposite to the wind creating perfect fat water, like butter.

Best on North wind and outgoing tide.

Spring: March to May, light winds 12-20, somewhat finicky. Summer: June to early September, windy, 15-35, pretty solid. Fall: September to October, light to ...

Spring: March to May, light winds 12-20, somewhat finicky. Summer: June to early September, windy, 15-35, pretty solid. Fall: September to October, light to ...

Columbia River / Mile 118, Washington (USA) is a wind-sports spot in Washington (USA) with its most reliable conditions around may - september.

Spring: March to May, light winds 12-20, somewhat finicky. Summer: June to early September, windy, 15-35, pretty solid. Fall: September to October, light to ...

This place is best with a West wind. You can have gusts, but usually very steady. Plan on good wind July and August. Average is 18-20 mph. The best wind in t...

For experts only due to difficult launch. Two access to the water. The first one has a tiny beach. At the second access you need to walk over rocks.

Spring: March to May, light winds 12-20, somewhat finicky. Summer: June to early September, windy, 15-35, pretty solid. Fall: September to October, light to ...

Spring: March to May, light winds 12-20, somewhat finicky. Summer: June to early September, windy, 15-35, pretty solid. Fall: September to October, light to ...

Wind is fickle, but when it's too windy on the ocean side this spot is definitely a perfect fall back. Winds are usually in the 12-20mph range and can be gus...

Lots of driftwood on the beach.

Works in almost every wind direction. Best from SW, W and easterlies.

With a northerly high pressure pattern the spot gets a venturi effect which adds up to 10 knots to the normal wind speed. Best time between 1 and 4 pm. Norma...

The exposure is completely open to the strong winds that come from any Westerly, onshore winds!

North or Northwest wind, is what you want at Golden Gardens. Northeast winds blow offshore. It's best to stay on the beach with Northeasterly wind.

Best direction: West. Small bay which curves, making several directions onshore.

Purdy light's up when clearing begins and the post frontal Southwesterlies kick in. Purdy is sometimes a sneaker place, which blows when not much else is goi...

Watch out for shallow water and oyster beds. There are some pretty nasty rocks just under the surface you should scout out or ask locals about so you can ste...

Usually from the South.

Hunter, Washington (USA) is a wind-sports spot in Washington (USA) with its most reliable conditions around june - september.

The wind is usually only good on a hot summer Northerly. The island gets a good thermal kick from the West, and the winds are supper smooth, giving the islan...

The place works best in winter and spring in southerlies, before and after southerly storm fronts. If the wind is SW a few trees just south of the launch can...

The winds that are ridable are onshore, making it hard to get out on busy days.

Good with any southerlies.

The predominant wind direction is South to Southeast. North will also work but is a little harder to predict. Watch out for winds that are too easterly as th...

Marrowstone Island / East Beach, Washington (USA) is a wind-sports spot in Washington (USA) with its most reliable conditions around april - september.

The spot has a sandy point and further east a small, but flat island. Excellent flat water in all wind directions. Many shallow areas.

One thing about the Westerlies in the Straits is that often the best sailing is late. Locals sometimes not even showing up until 18:00. North Beach unfortuna...

Most often wind from West, 6-15mph.

Sandy with pebbles at the top of the beach, cobbles and sand/mud at lower tide.

Port Angeles / Ediz Hook, Washington (USA) is a wind-sports spot in Washington (USA) with its most reliable conditions around january - december.

Southwest wind in mid 10-20s. Frontally driven winds any time of the year but mostly summer when it is warm enough to go. This can be a good spot on Southerl...

Very consistent in summer due to natural venturi. 8-20 knots in summer. The winter has gusty 10-35 knots, more difficult sailing. Always from South or North.

Best with SE, mainly during winter. NE works as well, but is offshore, so kite experts or windsurfers only.

Shine County Park, Washington (USA) is a wind-sports spot in Washington (USA) with its most reliable conditions around january - december.

When the wind meter reads 15 mph at 1 pm, it will go off. It goes off late (like 4 pm or so). Very steady wind like 25 mph with gusts to 28 mph.

Best with southerly winds.

It is known as a high wind big swell location for windsurfing. However there are plenty of days when the winds are less than 30 and it's a perfectly good kit...

Choppy and small waves.

Best with southerly winds.

Best wind directions are strong Westerlies.