Home break

[OUTSIDEWAVE]

where is your go to break for most days. Me terramar reef.   sometimes point.

[stoneaxe]

What I consider my local, Plymouth Beach,  rarely breaks. So wherever the waves are breaking within a 50 mile radius of my house.

[Zooport]

My home break is the beach break at Prospect St and the Jetty break at 56th St.  Both across from my house in Newport, but I often go to a lesser-known, more fickle break a couple miles away to avoid the crowd.  Poorer waves but less people.

[PonoBill]

I consider lower Kanaha to be my home break, though I'm fond of most of the north shore of Maui.

[Califoilia]

Hmm, I think I'd have to say I "SanO Sup" more than anywhere else. 

[SUPcheat]

SUPcheatLandia!

[Badger]

Straws Point, Jenness Beach, NH.

15 minutes from my house.

[PDLSFR]

Newport RI - 1st Beach

20 min from home

[XLR8]

My home break is on the eastern shore of Lake Michigan - the middle section, a section of shoreline that has been called the Golden Crescent capped to the north by Little Sable Pt and Big Sable Pt.  A great spot for all kinds of paddling with lots of access, good downwind options and decent surf when solid north or south winds blow.

 

[Bean]

The ever changing beach breaks of the Jersey Shore - 2mi away

[Night Wing]

Right now for surfing, my home break is the 43rd Street Jetty on Galveston island, Texas. But next year I want my first surfing trip of 2017 to be atSurfside, Texas since the waves are larger in height than at Galveston.

[MaineSUP]

Higgins Beach, Maine 10 minutes
Scarborough Beach, Maine 15 minutes

[Subber]

A few breaks Southwest of SUPcheatLandia!

About a mile & a half from home.

[Tom]

Sunset cliffs, about 3 miles from my house
Here's one of our typical great winter days. Doesn't do this every day, but we get this several times a year.

[SlatchJim]

San O in the winter, Doheny in the summer (to avoid the line). Santa Barbara when it's breaking and my kid has some free time to spend with dad.