Surfing in West Coast
Latest Surf Photos and Video from West Coast
Regions
- California - 112 spots
- Bay Area - 21 spots
- Central Coast - 12 spots
- Northern California - 4 spots
- Southern California - 75 spots
- Oregon - 12 spots
- Washington - 4 spots
Latest Surfspots Added to USA
- Goldenwest (4☆ Beach break)
- Newland St. (2☆ Beach break)
- Magnolia St. (2☆ Beach break)
- 28th st (2☆ Breakwater / groyne)
- 40th St (2☆ Breakwater / groyne)
- Huntington St (3☆ Beach break)
Information about West Coast
Surf Spots on the West Coast of the United States of America (USA)
West Coast Surfing Info and Details
The West Coast has a huge coastline and a huge number of surf spots. California, Oregon and Washington all have coastlines on the Pacific. California is the home of surfing in the US.
The sheer amount of coastline means that there are many different surf breaks, points, reefs, big waves spots - anything you like really. The west coast also has a huge population and on some days it seems like they are all in the water at the same time.
As you go further north you start leaving the crowds behind, the water gets colder and the warm surf conditions of south west become a distant memory.
The sheer amount of coastline means that there are many different surf breaks, points, reefs, big waves spots - anything you like really. The west coast also has a huge population and on some days it seems like they are all in the water at the same time.
As you go further north you start leaving the crowds behind, the water gets colder and the warm surf conditions of south west become a distant memory.
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