Seneca Lake is a freshwater lake in the Finger Lakes region of New York. This particular spot on the eastern shoreline offers relatively protected conditions with a north-south coastline facing west toward the water. The shore is characterized by a gradual sandy/pebbly beach backed by green parkland, with Highway I-90 running parallel just inland. A marina operates at the southern end, indicating boat traffic during peak seasons. The spot works best with easterly winds (90-270°), with side-shore conditions from east (90°) or west (270°) winds. Given the low average wind speed of 7 knots and modest wind reliability of 6.5%, this location functions best during seasonal wind patterns rather than consistent daily conditions. The protected, shallow-water environment and gradual beach entry make this suitable for beginners and intermediate kiters. However, nearby highway infrastructure and occasional boat traffic require awareness. The limited lake fetch means wave development is minimal, making this primarily a flatwater spot dependent on consistent wind for progression.