Longview Lake is an inland reservoir located in the Kansas City metropolitan area, characterized by a relatively regular shoreline with moderate tree coverage surrounding most banks. The lake spans approximately 2-3 km in primary dimension with variable width. The northeastern shore faces toward open water, providing the longest fetch in that direction. This is a beginner-friendly inland spot with predictable conditions and limited wave development due to the lake's protected nature and modest fetch distance. Best conditions occur with northwest to north winds (310-350°), which provide side-shore to slightly offshore flow across the main basin. Wind reliability is low at 5%, typical for inland locations. The lake experiences recreational boating activity, particularly during warmer months, requiring awareness of boat traffic. Water temperature averages 14°C annually, suggesting seasonal use patterns. Visible infrastructure including docks and mooring facilities indicate this is a multi-use recreational lake. Ideal for progression-level kiters seeking calm, obstacle-free space with manageable conditions and minimal wave interference.