Bird Point (Tidal Bore)
A rare Turnagain Arm point where surfers and SUPs chase a fast, long tidal bore that can run for miles along the flats. Get the latest surfing conditions, forecast, and tide details for Bird Point (Tidal Bore) in Alaska.
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When the bore is large (spring tides/new and full moons) the best rides line up with a southerly swell and light-to-moderate northeast winds.
Timing relative to Anchorage low tide predicts arrival, and wind shifts or strong westerlies can speed or disrupt the bore.
Lineup Guide
The shoreline at Bird Point sits over broad, muddy flats and can trap boards or hikers - expect heavy glacial mud and quicksand-like zones when walking out and strong currents near the bore.
Respect the local peak and watch for submerged hazards during lower tidal stages.
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