Kite-surf Senasqua Park

Level: Intermediate, Expert Type: River Water type: Flat, Chop Water hazards: Currents, Ships, Rocks Water quality: Cloudy Infos: Hudson River, flat to choppy water. Pay attention to the two pilings close to the beach which are marked by buoys and the underwater rocks by the north tip of the park. Beach type & size: Sand - Small Infos: Launch is small recessed area just north of the pile of rocks at the point. Point high to clear the rocks when heading out. If you miss coming back in, a boat ramp at the south end of the park provides an emergency exit. Identified hazards: None Beachgoer: June, July, August Weather specificities: Summer is nice and warm. Winter very cold. Spring and autumn wetsuit needed, winter can bee too cold. Wind type: Frontal Wind specificities: Winds come with depression of any strength. Summer lighter, good in spring and autumn. Best in NW winds. Best months: March, April, May, September, October, November Access description: by Car - From New York drive North on the Eastside of the Hudson River. Take Route 9 Senasqua Road entrance ramp toward Route 9 south over Route 9. Round the curve, bear right. After the stop sign turn right and cross the railroad tracks. Turn left and into the park. Specific rules: Time Extra: Kitesurfing allowed only in off-season (October to April). Accommodations: Parking