This time of year is pretty fantastic on the North Shore. Waves are plentiful, crowds aren’t quite Triple Crown sized, and the level of surfing is pretty incredible. There are a lot of choices along that seven-mile stretch of sand, and Rocky Point is often the go-to. When a swell is good for Rocky Point, it’s one of the best waves in the world — and it’s not generally a wave that wants to kill you like, say, Pipe or an outer reef. It’s a little more rippable, a little more user-friendly. And recently, a whole lot of pros (of which there are many on the North Shore) went out to Rockies to play.
Watch a Bunch of Pro Surfers Dominate Pumping Rocky Point
This time of year is pretty fantastic on the North Shore. Waves are plentiful, crowds aren't quite Triple Crown sized. Rocky Point is often the go-to.
BY The Inertia | Staff
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