You'll find Lathes Landing in Greenville. It's a public boat ramp. The next public ramp is Indian Pond Boat Ramp in Greenville, about 14 miles away.
| Type | Public boat ramp |
|---|---|
| Address | Greenville, ME |
| Launch fee | not in our data, check the signs at the launch |
Read more: How to launch a boat from a trailer.
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Illustration The classic ramp mistake
A spare snap-handle plug in the glove box, and the full launch checklist that keeps the line moving.
Launch checklist
Illustration Loading the boat
How to winch your boat on in a minute, and the small upgrades that make the drive home safer.
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Lathes Landing is in Greenville, Maine. Open the map link to see where Lathes Landing sits on the shore.
Our data does not say whether Lathes Landing charges, so look for a pay box or posted fees at the entrance.
Paddlers can usually use Lathes Landing. Carry the boat to the edge of the ramp or the dock end. The nearest dedicated kayak launch is Indian Pond Boat Ramp in Greenville, about 14 miles away.
Indian Pond Boat Ramp in Greenville (14 miles) and Harris Station Put-In in Greenville (14 miles).
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