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I saved this....didn't write down how wrote the original post....
Yes, this is the sailing spot located in the ritzy/fancy/ town of Rodeo
(jk, it is pretty industrial). You can not launch from Davis Pt, there
simply is no access. The place where you launch from is called Lone
Tree Regional Park (you can see it on the AAA bay area map). Davis Pt,
the place where the windmeter is located is about 1/2 mile downwind from
there.
Directions: 80 east, exit on Willow Ave. The ramp will curve around.
At the stop light or sign at the bottom of the ramp take a right. You
will go through the town of Rodeo, pass a baseball field on your left a
Safeway on your right. The streets are numbered, e.g.,2nd 3rd 4th 5th,
etc. After 4th, keep your eyes open for Pacific - it will be on the
left hand side of the road running at an angle to the rest of the
streets. Hang a left. Follow Pacific until you can't go any further,
take a left and go into the driveway/parking lot.
The parking lot will have a few old cars/trucks/rv's and rusted old
boats behind a fence. You will see a grassy path leading to the
water. If you follow the path you will see the tree/sandy beach to
launch from.
BTW, I have an 8'8" ASD Epoxy Slalom board for sale ('94 older traditional
shape) and will have a 9'6" ASD Epoxy Course Slalom Board ('95 flat bottom
design, big tail, no nose, good nose scoop, FAST) for sale in a few weeks.
Will be very reasonable on price. Email for details or an offer...
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