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Type:	Chop, Small Wave (< 1m)
Hazards:	None
Quality:	Clean
Best Tide:	No Info

On the current changes at North Beach you can get a lot of swirling back eddies and cross currents setting up some odd chop that gets knocked down when overcome by either the flood or ebb. On the ebb, that instinctively one likes to sail, the swells are smaller and steeper. The flood brings in the really big ones. Of course you must have seen how the point of the tide can effect the waves nearer the beach to the point you can get a surfable point break.

Type:	Grass
Size:	Small
Hazards:	None
Beach Users:	None

Grassy rigging area right on the beach.

Best Months:	April, May, June
Wind Type:	No Info
Best Direction:	W
Main Direction:	No Info

One thing about the Westerlies in the Straits is that often the best sailing is late. Locals sometimes not even showing up until 18:00. North Beach unfortunately often gets good about sunset. April through June it can be some great sailing.

Transport:	Car
Access:	Short Walk

Get directions from

Tacoma Airport. Located in Port Townsend on the NE corner of the Olympic Peninsula. North Beach is about 1 mile West of Point Wilson. It's a city park bordering Fort Worden State Park. If it's going off it's worth a drive. From Seattle you will either take the Edmonds-Kingston Ferry or drive to Tacoma and then north.

Rules:

No Info