Flashback: SURFER Magazine’s “The Hottest 100 Yards” — Newport, March 1980
Back in March 1980, SURFER put Newport’s Echo Beach on the cover—and gave a short stretch of local sand a name that stuck: “The Hottest 100 Yards.” The…
Back in March 1980, SURFER put Newport’s Echo Beach on the cover—and gave a short stretch of local sand a name that stuck: “The Hottest 100 Yards.” The…
A mellow morning at Blackies makes a pretty good argument for keeping the rest of the day loosely scheduled. Just north of Newport Pier, this stretch of beach…
Explore Laguna’s surf heritage through SHACC’s shaping-shack display, Dick Metz, Hobie Alter and the friendships behind a worldwide surf culture.
Revisit Newport Beach’s 1980s surf scene, from Echo Beach and Wave Tools to the surfers, shops and clothing brands that carried its style worldwide.
Follow Newport Beach surfer Richie Collins from local waves to the ASP World Tour, major contest wins and the distinctive boards he shaped.
Punker Pat, Andy Irons and Newport’s surf-film scene helped connect local surf culture with Hawaii. Here’s the history behind those ties.
Echo Beach, Factor54 and The Frog House helped shape Newport’s surf identity. Revisit the local surfers, shops and brands behind the scene.
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