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For my surf friends out there, here's a side passion project of mine I've been keeping busy with. Thru a couple amazing experiences surfing wave pools, I saw a few missing holes in an industry that is exploding... and tackled it. This site will always be evolving with the industry but it will be my side passion project. Find your next session! Enjoy! Concept/Branding/Web Design https://www.wavescout.co
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WaveScout — Explore every surf park and wave pool on earth
WaveScout maps every surf park and wave pool on earth — ride length, wave height, price, and the technology behind each break. Explore open, under-construction, and announced parks.
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