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Coasting down undulating golden hills on a wax-slick sandboard? Sign us up.
The first thing you’re gonna want to do is wax your sandboard. Cover the surface well, moving the wax back and forth. Get it good and slippery—this both protects your vehicle from the elements and helps to eliminate the possibility of friction. Friction which could save you from falling on your face as you attempt to Kelly Slater your way down the slopes at Killpecker Sand Dunes.
It’s a lot of sand. Operated by the Bureau…
