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Teiki Mathieu Baillan surfing a self-made Alaya surfboard in Macaroni, Mentawaï, Indonesia. Photo by C. Naslain, 2009.
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Walton Rocks
USA, South East, South Florida
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Datum: WGS84 [ Help ] |
Latitude: 27° 21.947' N |
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North of Jensen, seven miles south of the South Causeway in Fort Pierce on A1A, immediately to the south of the nuclear power plant's cooling pond.
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Fun wave but you have to paddle over some sketchy rocks to get to it, best to surf it at high tide
fun place to go when every other spot is crowded
mellow atmosphere, none of the localism you get at the rocks,
fun spot just watch out for those rocks
Author: Anonymous Contributors (2)
Comments
By chipster , 15-11-2006
It's a myth - There is no such wave, everyone should stay away. Go somewhere with crowds and attitude. Don't bring your petty localism to Walton's, 'cause it's only local to the Power Plant, and Nuclear Engineers don't usually surf. If you have some aloha spirit, you might be allowed here. Better have good duck-diving skills, cause big sets in shallow, rocky water can snap your board or neck easily. Not the place for rookies, especially when it's bigger than 6'.
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By ghsdg , 16-06-2007
blah - Yea over the right side of walton there is some preety sketchy rocks, sometime at peak of low you can see the tips. Great spot just to chill wiht some freinds, preety fun break with a clean swell