Frisco Woods is located on the Outer Banks of North Carolina, positioned within a shallow bay system with extensive marshland. The spot faces north toward Pamlico Sound, a protected estuary characterized by shallow, rough-chop water conditions. The narrow channels visible in satellite imagery indicate tidal flow patterns and constrained water movement typical of inlet areas. The spot is sheltered from open ocean swells, making it suitable for flat-water practice and beginners. Best conditions occur with easterly winds that provide side-shore flow parallel to the coast. The low wind reliability (18.7%) and modest average wind speed (8.9 knots) suggest this is a light-wind spot requiring patience or seasonal timing. Average wave heights of 1.19m indicate predominantly chop rather than organized swell. Kiters should be aware of shallow depths, marsh vegetation, and residential areas nearby. This location suits beginners and intermediate riders seeking protected, flat-water conditions, though consistent wind is a limiting factor. Local knowledge of tidal conditions and channel navigation is recommended.