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Maine Popham State Beach.. Best Months are in the
summer.. Best tide is a Reed State Park.. Same Conditions as Popham but a
decent side break when Submitted By: rackli44@rocknroll.umcs.maine.edu Pine Point Beach, Scarborough You can't really ride and good waves here unless there was a storm the night before, but the beach is extremely flat at low-tide, and is great for beginners. Off of route one , take pine point road, and follow it down, and signs will guide you the rest of the way. Wells Beach Long smooth beach that is perfect for long rides
and hitting waves at low and high tide, mid to low tide is perfect
becouse there is no rocks at all, not very crowded, with some hot
chicks. Exit 2 off maine turnpike (wells), take left, then first right(Chapel rd.) follow until end, right on Rt.1, left onto Mile Rd. , at end of road. Submitted By: xdefresh4x@aol.com Drakes Island Beach, Wells
Maine A fairly private spot that is larger than Gooches
beach. The stones and shells can be annoying, but they can be
avoided. It is great for sandsurfing, but also pretty good (for
Maine) for hitting the waves within an hour before and after high tide.
If you wish walk about a mile down the beach until you hit adjacent
Parson's beach which is steeper, but tends to have lots of rock. Submitted By: JohnSkimB@aol.com Small Point This spot is the greatest to me. it is where I learned and where most of my friends learned also. Although I did find my groove at a little place called Seaside Florida but the waist high waves of small point stay true to my heart. it is perfect for a beginner because for Maine it is a pretty flat beach. It’s best at low tide (late afternoon) or really early in the morning. When ever you go you will probably see me and my crew. Once you get into Phipsburg chances are you will be on route 209 if you aren't on 209 you have messed up. You will follow this road for about 10 miles until you see the entrance for small point, take that road and there you are. Submitted By: jakesnow85@aol.com Sacrborough Beach At the main entrance there's a big crowd but if you head left down the beach is clears up to a few walkers now and then. It's usually where the surfers go since the waves are somewhat bigger. Best times are the before and a little after low tide, but at high tide there's small rocks and shells, and the water gets really deep. And go on a sunny day in the summer, it's Maine and it's cold. The Scarborough exit off of Interstate 95. Take route 77 and you can't miss it. It's a state park and there are plenty of signs. Submitted By: ksanmann39@hotmail.com Higgins Beach Higgins is a sweet spot to skim in the summer cause its always really flat, and it goes for awhile. It’s kind of a local beach so you have to pay to park, because you can’t park on the street. It’s a good beach and it’s flat; nice for inland skimming. Once in awhile, like after a storm, they’ll have some pretty big waves there. Last summer the east coast hurricanes brought some 8 foot waves a couple times..
Submitted By: aslader@hotmail.com
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