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Fox Hill

Forecast conditions and map view for Fox Hill in USA, North East, Southern New England. Open the interactive surf map to inspect wind, waves, and nearby spots.

Country
USA, North East, Southern New England
Coordinates
42.9637, -70.7681

Fox Hill is a North East / Southern New England surf spot in the USA, typically described as a coastal beachbreak/point-area wave depending on the exact section of shoreline being referred to. In this region, conditions are often shaped by Atlantic swell, winter storm systems, and local wind direction, so the quality can change quickly.

General surf description

  • Wave type: Usually a beachbreak, with sections that can form cleaner peaks on the right sand setup.
  • Best swell direction: Commonly works best with E/NE swell, which is frequent in Southern New England during storm season.
  • Best wind: W to NW offshore winds are often ideal, while onshore E/SE winds can make it messy.
  • Best tide: Often mid tide is most favorable, though this can vary by sandbar and season.
  • Skill level: Typically intermediate-friendly, but can get powerful and tricky when the surf is bigger or the wind is strong.

What to expect

  • Winter: More consistent surf, larger groundswell, colder water, and more powerful waves.
  • Summer: Smaller, softer surf, more crowds, and occasional clean days from distant storm swell.
  • Crowds: Can be moderate to heavy when conditions line up, especially on weekends or after work hours.

Conditions and hazards

  • Cold water for much of the year, so a wetsuit is usually required.
  • Shifting sandbars can change takeoff zones and wave shape often.
  • Currents/rips may be strong after larger swells or during tide changes.
  • Depending on the exact access point, there may be rocks or submerged structure nearby.