Located in Northern Oregon, Boilers Bay is a pretty good reef break that peels over a rock and sand reef. The waves here are sketchy and difficult, breaking for 50 meters and throwing out some amazing tubes when it’s on. There will be a peanut gallery on the cliffs.
What are the best surf conditions for Boilers Bay?
Gets good from head high to double overhead. A shortboard or step up is required to surf here. This break is best for intermediate and advanced surfers, anyone else has a death wish. The surf here usually has a wave (5/10) and is generally uncrowded (4/10). The best winds come from the South. The best swell directions are from the Northwest and West. Works best on a mid to low tide.
We recommend wearing a 4/3 wetsuit in the summer when water temperatures rise to 14 degrees. In the winter a 5/4 is best when water temperatures drop to 9 degrees. See the temperature chart below for more data on this.
50M LONG WAVE
Reef break OVER Rock and sand BOTTOM
