Surfers showcasing their skills during the US Open of Surfing at Huntington Beach.
Huntington Beach is set to host the US Open of Surfing, marking a significant event on the surfing calendar. Elite surfers will compete from around the world, with festivities that include live music and community activities. Local businesses will thrive during this event, as surf-ready vehicles are displayed, making Huntington Beach a hub of surfing culture and enjoyment.
Huntington Beach, California, is gearing up to host the 2025 US Open of Surfing from July 26 to August 3, 2025. This prestigious event marks the first stop of the 2025 World Surf League (WSL) Longboard Tour and the third stop of the Challenger Series, attracting elite surfers from around the globe. Spectators can watch as top competitors strive to qualify for the 2026 Championship Tour, with thrilling contests for both men and women.
Each competition category will feature 24 surfers, comprised of last year’s top performers, regional qualifiers, and wildcards. Among the key competitors are reigning champions Rachael Tilly and Taylor Jensen, both eager to defend their titles in front of thousands of fans on the iconic Huntington Beach Pier. The pier is not only known for its breathtaking views but also as the epicenter of the US Open of Surfing, creating an electric atmosphere that enhances the surfing experience.
Beyond the competitive surfing, attendees can look forward to a vibrant week of festivities including a diverse lineup of live music performances. Notable acts such as Common Kings, Chevy Metal, and Yachty by Nature will take the stage, providing entertainment for beachgoers and music lovers alike. Additionally, the event will host several community-focused activities including public beach cleanups, learn-to-surf sessions, and athlete signings, fostering a spirit of camaraderie among surfers and fans.
Huntington Beach will also be a cultural hub during this period, featuring numerous bars and restaurants that embody a laid-back beach lifestyle. Local businesses stand to benefit significantly from the influx of visitors, and ticket sales from the event will support organizations such as the Surfrider Foundation, which focuses on protecting and enjoying the world’s oceans, waves, and beaches.
Attendees will also be able to explore surf-ready vehicles courtesy of Ken Grody Ford. Notable models like the Bronco Sport and the F-150 STX KG Custom will be showcased, designed specifically for navigating beach conditions while accommodating surfboards and gear.
The event will feature some of the most popular surf spots in the area, including Huntington Beach Pier, Newport Beach, The Wedge, Salt Creek, Doheny, Lowers, San Onofre, Thousand Steps Beach, River Jetties, Seal Beach, Corona del Mar, and T-Street. Each location offers unique surf breaks suitable for various skill levels, making it a prime destination for surfers ranging from novices to seasoned professionals.
The surf culture in Huntington Beach is characterized by its relaxed, aesthetic vibes and convenient parking and facilities at popular surf sites. For those looking to gear up for the waves, Laguna Surf and Sport is a recommended store for purchasing surf-related equipment and supplies.
This year’s US Open promises to be a landmark event not only for competitive surfing but also for celebrating community and supporting local businesses along the California coast. The upcoming Longboard Tour will continue with events planned in Australia, Abu Dhabi, and El Salvador following the exciting competitions in Huntington Beach.
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