The Wave
Best windows are oblique long-period SW or NW groundswells with light E-to-NE offshore winds.
Tide sensitivity is modest but strong swell emphasizes low-to-mid tide for better shape.
A picky, powerful boulder-point tucked under Neahkahnie Mountain - rare world-class days from oblique SW/NW groundswell produce long, hollow right-hand lines and consequential takeoffs. Get the latest surfing conditions, forecast, and tide details for Neakahine Point in Oregon.
Forecast
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Best windows are oblique long-period SW or NW groundswells with light E-to-NE offshore winds.
Tide sensitivity is modest but strong swell emphasizes low-to-mid tide for better shape.
The point sits below steep headland cliffs and breaks over boulders, so wipeouts can be high-consequence and access involves a cliff/Beach walk that keeps crowds low.
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