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English (Translate this text in English): Off the 101 Highway get off on Main St. at the north end of Ventura. Park on the bluff overlooking, by the side of the road to the north (some areas are no-parking), or in the state beach park. Off the 101 Highway get off on Main St. at the north end of Ventura. Park on the bluff overlooking, by the side of the road to the north (some areas are no-parking), or in the state beach park. English (Translate this text in English): Off the 101 Highway get off on Main St. at the north end of Ventura. Park on the bluff overlooking, by the side of the road to the north (some areas are no-parking), or in the state beach park. English (Translate this text in English): Off the 101 Highway get off on Main St. at the north end of Ventura. Park on the bluff overlooking, by the side of the road to the north (some areas are no-parking), or in the state beach park. English (Translate this text in English): Off the 101 Highway get off on Main St. at the north end of Ventura. Park on the bluff overlooking, by the side of the road to the north (some areas are no-parking), or in the state beach park. Distance to a city In the city Access time Short walk from shore (< 5min) Easy to find? Easy to find Public access? Public access Special access No access issues

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English (Translate this text in English): Emma Wood state beach park is also known as the Ventura overhead. While not really a windsurfing spot it is a very popular surfing spot, especially during the winter. There is a long stretch of beach, probably 2 miles, between Emma Wood and C-Street and on a windy afternoon some people do kite surf there. About a half mile off shore is a reef and with a big northwest swell the waves can be well over head and have a right and left breaking face. There is also a bowl section on the inside that is popular with the grems (kiddies).

Emma Wood state beach park is also known as the Ventura overhead. While not really a windsurfing spot it is a very popular surfing spot, especially during the winter. There is a long stretch of beach, probably 2 miles, between Emma Wood and C-Street and on a windy afternoon some people do kite surf there. About a half mile off shore is a reef and with a big northwest swell the waves can be well over head and have a right and left breaking face. There is also a bowl section on the inside that is popular with the grems (kiddies).

English (Translate this text in English): Emma Wood state beach park is also known as the Ventura overhead. While not really a windsurfing spot it is a very popular surfing spot, especially during the winter. There is a long stretch of beach, probably 2 miles, between Emma Wood and C-Street and on a windy afternoon some people do kite surf there. About a half mile off shore is a reef and with a big northwest swell the waves can be well over head and have a right and left breaking face. There is also a bowl section on the inside that is popular with the grems (kiddies).

English (Translate this text in English): Emma Wood state beach park is also known as the Ventura overhead. While not really a windsurfing spot it is a very popular surfing spot, especially during the winter. There is a long stretch of beach, probably 2 miles, between Emma Wood and C-Street and on a windy afternoon some people do kite surf there. About a half mile off shore is a reef and with a big northwest swell the waves can be well over head and have a right and left breaking face. There is also a bowl section on the inside that is popular with the grems (kiddies).

English (Translate this text in English): Emma Wood state beach park is also known as the Ventura overhead. While not really a windsurfing spot it is a very popular surfing spot, especially during the winter. There is a long stretch of beach, probably 2 miles, between Emma Wood and C-Street and on a windy afternoon some people do kite surf there. About a half mile off shore is a reef and with a big northwest swell the waves can be well over head and have a right and left breaking face. There is also a bowl section on the inside that is popular with the grems (kiddies).

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