Surf spot
State Line
Forecast conditions and map view for State Line in USA, North West, Oregon South. Open the interactive surf map to inspect wind, waves, and nearby spots.
- Country
- USA, North West, Oregon South
- Coordinates
- 41.9990, -124.2116
State Line (Oregon South / North West USA) is a surf spot on the Oregon coast area known for its cold-water, rugged Pacific Northwest conditions. In general, spots in this region tend to be:
- Powerful and consistent when Pacific swell is running
- Cold year-round, so a thick wetsuit is usually needed
- Wind-affected at times, with best conditions often coming in the early morning or during offshore wind windows
- Best for experienced surfers, especially if the spot has rocky entry, strong currents, or a punchy shorebreak
Typical surf character
- Wave type: Often a mix of beachbreak and/or point/reef influence depending on the exact location
- Wave size: Can range from small and fun to heavy and hollow during bigger swells
- Bottom: Often sand with possible rock influence in Oregon surf zones
- Crowds: Usually lighter than major California spots, but local knowledge matters
Conditions to watch
- Swell direction: North Pacific swells are often the main driver
- Wind: Offshore conditions can make a big difference
- Tide: Some Oregon breaks are highly tide-sensitive
- Hazards: Cold water, rip currents, rocks, and strong surf energy