Ulibarri-Gamboa is an inland reservoir in northern Spain, characterized by moderate size and irregular shoreline with forested edges. The lake's southeastern shore, where the main settlement is visible, faces toward the southeast, making northeast and southwest the optimal side-shore wind directions. The water body shows variable depth with shallow areas, particularly in upper northern sections with visible vegetation patterns. This spot is severely limited by extremely poor wind reliability at 2.6% and very light average winds of 5.4 knots, which rarely meet minimum kitesurfing requirements. The lake environment offers relatively flat water with minimal wave exposure, making it theoretically suitable for beginners when wind is present. However, the practical reality is that consistent conditions are extremely rare. The spot features boat traffic near the settlement and shallow zones requiring local knowledge. Best suited for advanced planning and only viable during unusual high-wind weather patterns. Kiters should verify real-time conditions before attempting this location.