Surf: Beachbreak peaks that work on all swell directions. Handles up to double overhead, but you’ll have trouble getting out the back. Constantly changing sandbars can shape powerful hollow waves or slow mushy shoulders, plus the position of tide is crucial to this tricky spot. Environment: No access problems in winter, but in summer it can be near impossible to park in the area. Posted signs say no surfing. No hazards or crowds. Surf: General: Seabrook is the end of the line for New Hampshire, and its parting gift to you will be thumping beachbreak peppered with peaks along Seabrook's entire stretch. Tides: All Size: Chest high-few feet overhead Wind: W Swell: E, ESE, SE Bottom: Sand Paddling: Pretty mellow in the summer but much worse in the winter when cold water and air necessitate full winter gear. Spot Rating: Can be pretty good on the right wind, swell and tide combination. Access: Tough in summer, easy in winter. Crowds: Crowd Factor: Empty. Local Vibe: Mellow (surfer-wise). Environment: Fair. Hazards: Freezing water temps in Winter. Season: September through March