Cape Elizabeth

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Cape Elizabeth

USA, North West, Washington

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Datum: WGS84 [ Help ]
Precision: Approximate

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Latitude: 47° 21.183' N
Longitude: 124° 18.805' W

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Access

Stay clear. This is on the Quinault Indian Nation beach. Beaches are closed to non-tribal persons. If you choose to venture here and get caught-be prepared to loose your board and possibly your vehicle.

DistanceWeek-end trip

WalkLong walk (>30 mn)

Easy to find?Hard to find

Public access?Public access

Special accessPaddle > 20mn or Boat

Surf Spot Characteristics

Alternative name The cape

Surf Spot Quality

Wave qualityRegional Classic

ExperienceExperienced surfers

FrequencyRegular

Wave

TypeReef-rocky

DirectionRight and left

BottomReef (coral,sharp rocks etc..) with sand

PowerHollow, Powerful

Normal lengthLong (150 to 300 m)

Good day lengthNormal (50 to 150m)

Tide, Swell and Wind

Good swell directionNorthWest, West, SouthWest

Good wind directionNorth, SouthEast, East

Swell sizeStarts working at 1.5m-2m /5ft-6ft and holds up to 5m / 16 ft and over

Best tide positionAll tides

Best tide movementRising tide

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Week crowdEmpty

Week-end crowdEmpty

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Dangers

- Rocks

Additional Information

Be careful because the surrounding land is tribal land...park your car accordingly. Also you can use satelite photos (flashearth.com) to figure out exactly how to get there. This spot has been protected and hidden for years...but no more secrets. Seek and ye shall find.

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General

Do not trespass. Respect the Quinault Nation as you would when going to any other country. They used to give day permits but because of disrespect the beaches are now closed.

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