The Wave
The break tends to fire on solid W-WNW groundswells with cleaner E-ESE offshore breezes.
Low, falling tide sharpens the peaks but also exposes rocks, and days when the bar lines up are rare and short-lived.
A remote Humboldt river-mouth that flashes short, hollow peaks when west-groundswells funnel down Redwood Creek’s sandbar and boulder shelf. Get the latest surfing conditions, forecast, and tide details for Redwood Creek in California.
Forecast
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The break tends to fire on solid W-WNW groundswells with cleaner E-ESE offshore breezes.
Low, falling tide sharpens the peaks but also exposes rocks, and days when the bar lines up are rare and short-lived.
Logs, shifting sand and a shallow boulder shelf create punchy takeoffs and a strong rip around the mouth - expect consequential wipeouts and limited exit options.
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