Surfing Alaska in late summer

Alaskans are always looking for that next thrill . . . there are the ‘bore tide’ surfers here in Anchorage who seek out this natural phenomena that occurs daily but the bigger waves happen every few weeks during the new and full moon cycles. It is best seen during the high tide of Turnagain Arm in Cook Inlet just south of Anchorage Alaska.

There is a new breed of Alaskan surfer who has found another interesting way to catch a wave. Granted this was not the biggest wave ever caught . . . but you gotta give the guy some credit the water temp was around 40 F.

These waves you just can't get at your local wave pool. Lol

There is an element of danger and awe waiting waves caused by calving glaciers. That's right, watch Garrett McNamara and Kealii Mamala tow-in surfing little tsunami waves (up to 25 ft. in height) caused by ice falling off Child's Glacier in South-Central Alaska.

Enjoy!

Now is that crazy or what?

Ice

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