Super Green

Super Green is a surf spot in Washington State, USA, in the Pacific Northwest. It’s known as a cold-water, exposed coastal break that can produce quality waves when Northwest swell lines up, but it’s not the kind of place that works every day.

General character

• Wave type: Typically a beachbreak/reef-influenced coastal wave depending on the exact section and sand movement.
• Best conditions: Generally works best with westerly or northwesterly swell and light offshore winds.
• Consistency: Seasonal and swell-dependent rather than reliable daily surf.
• Water temperature: Cold year-round, so a wetsuit is essential.

What to expect

• Can get powerful and punchy when the surf is up.
• On smaller days, it may be less consistent and more affected by local wind and tide.
• Like many Washington surf spots, conditions can change quickly with storm systems, tides, and shifting sandbars.

Crowd and vibe

• Often has a local crowd, especially on decent swell days.
• The Pacific Northwest surf scene tends to be laid-back but knowledgeable, with an emphasis on respecting conditions and local etiquette.

Best for

• Intermediate to experienced surfers who are comfortable surfing in cold water and handling potentially powerful waves.
• Beginners may find it challenging unless the conditions are very small and mellow.

Hazards

• Cold water / hypothermia risk
• Strong currents and rips
• Heavy surf and occasional closeout sections
• Possible rocks, logs, or changing seabed features depending on the break