Guide
Near Wai'ao and Wushi Harbor's north breakwater, this land-based surf course uses flowing concrete curves to simulate turns on a wave. Use this guide for the layout, first-session safety, access and nearby stops.
外澳陸上衝浪場 · 烏石港衝浪滑板場, 宜蘭烏石港滑板場, Wai'ao Surfskate Park
Attractions
Near Wai'ao and Wushi Harbor's north breakwater, this land-based surf course uses flowing concrete curves to simulate turns on a wave. Use this guide for the layout, first-session safety, access and nearby stops.
The park has curved wave walls at both ends, a linear rolling track in the middle, and grass, planting and paths around the riding space. On a first visit, watch the flow from outside before starting in a wider area where speed is easier to control.
Stay reference
Observe from outside
Gear up and inspect the surface
Start where you have room
Pause when conditions are poor
About 900 m and 12 minutes. Follow Gangkou Road and use safe crossing points on site. About 1.7 km and 23 minutes. Pedestrian space can be discontinuous near Provincial Highway 2. Navigate to the park first. Dedicated parking has not been established here, so park only where road and on-site signs permit.
Make the park the anchor, then add one or two stops according to weather and your group rather than packing in the whole coast.
Place guide
A practical guide to Wai'ao Surfskate Park: location, terrain, first-session steps, protective gear, wet-weather cautions, transport and a short Toucheng itinerary.
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