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Type:	Flat, Chop, Small Wave (< 1m)
Hazards:	Ships/Boats, Buoys, Mole, Rocks, None
Quality:	Clean
Best Tide:	Tide Independent

Flat to choppy water. The swell in the lake can get head high and the surf will reach a little over waist high. The swell will provide you with perfect ramps to boost off of. The Kings Beach kiting scene is unmatched, providing beautiful blue water, and gorgeous mountain views. There are hazards such as submerged rocks, boats and buoys.

Type:	Grass, Sand
Size:	Small
Hazards:	Concrete
Beach Users:	None

You should launch as close to the pier as possible on the far right side of the beach. Be cautious of people and children on the beach. Ask for help. The launch is a nice sandy beach but small. There are houses directly down wind of you. There is no room for error when launching here. There is a really nice grassy area to blow your kite up and then it's a very short walk to the beach. Launch area is rather small and full of civilians. Use caution.

Best Months:	No Info
Wind Type:	No Info
Best Direction:	No Info
Main Direction:	No Info

The wind window at this spot usually is good for up to 4 hours, there are days however when the wind will come up and blow all day long, and provide for the most epic session of you life.

Transport:	Car
Access:	Short Walk

Get directions from

Coming from I-80 get off in Truckee/Tahoe California exit at the Hwy 267. Follow signs to Kings Beach take a right at the traffic light and immediately turn into the left turn lane and make a left into the new Tahoe Recreational Park. There is a really nice grassy area to blow your kite up and then it's a very short walk to the beach.

Rules:

None

Make sure that you wear a kite leash and be careful of people on the beach. Please do not attempt to kiteboard here unless you can stay up wind every time that you go out. Be friendly and respectful to the locals.

Casinos, restaurants and bars, all the nightlife that Lake Tahoe has to offer.