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Windsurfing and Surfing information on the Oregon Coast
Surfing on the coast is easy. Just pull over the take your surfboard onto the beach into the water. There are places to surf near Gold Beach, Port Orford, Bandon and along the Oregon Dunes National Park, so take your time and travel up and down the coast and watch the activity. Since this part of the coast is not crowded, there is no of the hassle of the more crowded California coast, or the Oregon north coast.
Crescent City, CA
There are six spots that are favorites for surfers in the Crescent City - Del Norte area. They are (north to south): Kellogg Beach, Point St. George, Garth's Reef, Whaler Beach, South Beach, and Enderts Beach. Sharks have been identified at all locations, so be careful. Kellogg Beach is located well to the north of the city, near Lake Earl. This beach is a local secret. Surfing is not affected by the tides, but ... more
Bandon
Windsurfers travel to Floras Lake which is located 17 miles south of Bandon. Windsurfing on Floras Lake is popular for both beginners and experts. Floras is the place for lessons at all levels, because of its sandy bottom and fresh, shallow, warm (68 degrees) water. Lessons and rentals are available March thru October. Those looking for surfing usually travel 25 miles south to ... more
Gold Beach - Port Orford
Surfing and windsurfing opportunities abound at the uncrowded beaches. Favorite spots are just south of Port Orford, and just south of the Rogue River jetty in Gold Beach. Both areas are easily accessible from Route 101. Gold Beach is home of the world famous Pistol River Wave Bash, a double elimination windsurfing contest will be run during the two best days of wind and waves. The Pistol River Wave Bash has become ... more
