| IFeatures |
 | Rooster
Rock State Park Overseeing the mighty Columbia River, Rooster Rock
looks upon windsurfers, boats, tugs and barges. This dark basalt column, of
irregular conical shape is located on the Oregon side of the Columbia River. |
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Hood
River Kiteboarding On
any typical summer day, you can snowboard all morning long on Mt. Hood and be
back in Hood River by 3 p.m. to kiteboard just as the strong westerly winds begin
to really blow up the Columbia River. |
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| IWindsurfing
History |
| Windsurfing
is the most amazing of sports, combining the thrills of surfing and the tranquility
of sailing. It is a sport where you can go off by yourself for some peace of mind,
or enjoy the camaraderie of sailing with the crowd of 200 other windsurfers. No
sport other than windsurfing can give you the same feeling of being out in beautiful,
clear and open water, gliding along effortlessly. A windsurfer has virtually unlimited
access to the nations' waterways. It's fun, it's easy - it's the perfect sport.
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| IWhere
to Windsurf |
Rooster
Rock State Park Wintertime
at Rooster Rock State Park can be challenging, but its paradise to those
who love life on the edge. Windsurfers know this -- they come here when others
stay away. When east winds barge down the Columbia Gorge at 25 to 40 mph, windsurfers
come out of the woodwork to ride the whitecaps on the Columbia River. Winter wind
speeds at Rooster Rock have been measured at 110 mph. Read
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| IClasses/Equipment |
Columbia
Gorge
Big Winds
Hood River 207 Front Street Hood River, OR 97031 541-386-6086 |
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Hood River
Water Play 100 Port Marina Way Hood River, OR 97031 541-386-9463 |
| South
Coast
Big Air Windsurfing
48435 Hwy 101 Langlois, Oregon 97450 541-348-2213 | |
Floras
Lake Windsurfing Boice Cope Park Langlois Oregon 97450 541-348-9912 |
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