The Wall is a well-known surf spot in New Hampshire, popular for its consistent waves. This beach area attracts a lot of surfers, especially during the summer months when the crowd can get pretty massive. It's a designated surfing beach, offering easy access with facilities available at the northern end. In winter, parking is free, making it a nice option for those looking to avoid the summer rush.

This spot is known for handling swells, particularly from the NorthEast and SouthEast, working well for wave sizes up to about 2ft (0.6 meters). Surfers can ride both left and right on the beach breaks, making it a versatile spot for different skill levels. It tends to perform best around low and mid tides, especially with a west wind, which helps shape the waves nicely. However, it's not always perfect, and some days can be a bit below average, so keep your expectations in check.

The Wall isn’t the only option around. There are some boulder reefs to the south that can break, but accessing those spots can be tricky and they require some local knowledge to score the best conditions. If you're new to the area, it's probably best to stick to The Wall until you get familiar with the local surf scene.