Event
Crescent City Classic Longboard Surf Competition
Fee:
- Adult Surf Competition with Sweatshirt: $50+ fees - Adult Surf Competition: $35 + fees - Kids Surf Competition (Ages 8-13 years old): Free -Pre-order sweatshirt: $40 + feesLocation:
South Beach in Crescent City, CADates & Times
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Longboard Surf Competition Itinerary: Time are tentative! Saturday 7:30 AM -Registration opens 9:00 - 10:00L: Kids Heat: 10:00-12:30: men’s round 1st heat: 10 heats: 2.5 hours. (1st round mens 15 min) 12:30-1:30: women's 1st round. 4 heats 15 min. (down to 16 women) 1:30-3:00: mens round 2: 5 heats. 15 minute heats. (down to 15 men) 3:00-4:00: womens round 2 1600: clean up and get ready for the next day. all state parks property comes off the beach and is stored at Aubell ranger station safely overnight. Sunday 9:00: Water Rescue and Nolls Longboard reunion 10: 00: kids final 11:00-12:20: women's quarters: 4 heats 20 minutes each. 12:20-1:40: Men’s quarters: 4 heats 20 minutes each. 1:40-2:20: Womens semi. 2 heats 20 min each 2:20-3:00: Mens semi. 2 heats 20 min each 3:00-3:30: Womens semi. 3:30-4:00 Men's final. 5:00 Awards Ceremony
Description
Welcome to the Crescent City Classic Longboard Festival! Join us for two days of thrilling longboard surfing action at South Beach and live music, vendors and a beer garden at the Harbor over looking the beach.
Saturday Sept 28th & Sunday Sept 29th - Festival Hours each day 10am- 6pm
Surf Competition Schedule is below
Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, this event is perfect for all longboard enthusiasts. Show off your skills, catch some waves, and compete against other riders in a friendly and fun atmosphere. Don't miss out on the chance to ride the waves and enjoy the sun with fellow longboarders. See you there!
The festival will be at the Harbor over looking the surfing competition at southbeach. We will have vendors, beer garden and live music each day located at the Harbor overlooking south beach.
Redwood Parks Conservancy is an official nonprofit partner of the Redwood National & State Parks and the U.S. Forest Service. We were established to foster understanding, enjoyment and stewardship of our public lands through educational outreach, visitor services and support of our partners entrusted with the care of public lands along California’s north coast.
Proceeds from this event are used to fund essential projects throughout our redwood parks and public lands.
Our mission is to foster understanding, enjoyment, and stewardship by providing support to our partner agencies – the National Park Service, California State Parks, Bureau of Land Management, and the U.S. Forest Service – who are entrusted with the care of northern California’s public lands.