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World Surf League (WSL) Lexus Trestles Pro Finals Day Guide Friday September 18 2026

Three-time WSL Champion Gabriel Medina of Brazil surfs in Heat 13 of Round Two at the Lexus Trestles Pro on September 17, 2026 at Lower Trestles, San Clemente, California. (Photo by Emma Sharon/World Surf League)(Image Courtesy of WSL)
Three-time WSL Champion Gabriel Medina of Brazil surfs in Heat 13 of Round Two at the Lexus Trestles Pro on September 17, 2026 at Lower Trestles, San Clemente, California. (Photo by Emma Sharon/World Surf League)(Image Courtesy of WSL)

World Surf League (WSL) Lexus Trestles Pro Finals Day Guide Friday September 18 2026.
San Clemente World Surf League (WSL) Lexus Trestles Pro Guide September 11 2026 thru September 20 2026.

Women’s Quarterfinals Start at 7:32am (pt)

Today’s Competition Schedule: Women’s and Men’s Quarterfinals, Women’s and Men’s Semifinals, and Women’s and Men’s Final

WSL Lexus Trestles Pro Features

Tune In Each Morning for Dawn Patrol

Heat Results Are On WSL Main Site

Watch Live Online On Your Favorite Platforms

Apple TV/IOS/Android /Android TV/Fire TV/Roku/Samsung

Watch On WSL Website

Watch Live on WSL YouTube Channel

Watch On Facebook Live WSL Page

WSL on TikTok Live

How To Get To Lower Trestles and Parking

Driving

Coming from either north or south on I5, take Exit 72 (Cristianitos Road) and head east (away from the ocean) to the pay parking lot on S El Camino Real.
Limited public parking is available on nearby streets; please be sure to obey all posted parking signs and regulations.

Rideshares

All drop-offs and pick-ups should be at the red curb outside the pay parking lot on S El Camino Real.

San Clemente Free Daily Trolley Service
Please note, the trolley is a City of San Clemente fixed route and does not run to or from the Lower Trestles event site.

Getting to Trestles

Youʼll need to walk, bike, or skateboard from Cristianitos Road.
Take either the Trestles Beach Trailhead or San Clemente Bike Trail until you meet the San Onofre State Beach Trail, then keep going
until you reach the train tracks.
At the end of the paved road, park your e-bike/bike in the designated area, and walk south along the beach until you reach the event site.
If youʼre on an e-bike, please watch your speed!

Please reach out to northamerica@worldsurfleague.com if you have any questions regarding ADA access.

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