Bend’s SURFEST returns to Central Oregon
Kelsey Merison
BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Get ready to catch a wave at Bend’s SURFEST, happening September 13th and 14th at the Bend Whitewater Park at Mckay Park!
It’s benefiting the Central Oregon Surf Team Association and Bend Paddle Trail Alliance and will feature some of the best surfers in the Northwest competing for over $10,000 in prizes.
It happens from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m both days.
Contestants can sign up now at centraloregonsurf.com. Registration is $40 but spectators can watch for free!
Read the full press release below:
“Get Ready To Catch The Wave at Bend’s SURFEST breaking September 13th and 14th at Mckay Park benefiting The Central Oregon Surf Team Association (COSTA) and Bend Paddle Trail Alliance. This premier river surfing event will feature some of the best Surfers in the Northwest competing for over $10,000 in prizes.
‘Come hang out with us on the river for a weekend packed with music, positive vibes, like minded vendors, art and entertainment as we watch contestants ride the wave. Bend SURFEST is not just about the competition; it’s about fostering a vibrant and supportive surfing community. Participants will compete in various heats, showcasing their talents on the river’s dynamic waves.’ -States COSTA Founder Chip Conrad
Location:Bend Whitewater Park 166 SW Shevlin-Hixon Dr, Bend, OR @ Mckay Park
Dates: September 13th & 14th
Time:10-6pm
Contestants Sign Up Now @ https://www.centraloregonsurf.com
Registration Fee: $40.00
Free Spectator Event for All Ages
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About COSTA: Central Oregon Surf Team Association (COSTA) is based in Bend, Oregon, dedicated to community, character, and water stewardship. Founded to give people a fun, empowering outlet through surfing, COSTA combines the thrill of river waves with leadership development, environmental responsibility, and lifelong skills.
About Bend Paddle Alliance: Bend Paddle Alliance (BPTA) promotes and establishes a navigable paddle trail within Deschutes County that enhances river and lake recreation and appreciation for a wide variety of recreational water enthusiasts.”