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Ramp etiquetteKayak & canoe launches in Dalton, MA
We list 12 kayak launches within 16 miles of Dalton. Paddlers use these put-ins to carry a kayak or canoe to the water. Most are a short walk from parking, with a low dock or a sloped bank.
- <1 mi
Route 8 Bridge
Dalton - 1.2 mi
Old Windsor Road
Dalton - 1.6 mi
Hubbard Avenue Bridge
Dalton - 4.6 mi
Wahconah Park Access
Pittsfield - 5 mi
Linden Street Bridge
Pittsfield - 5 mi
Fred Garner Park
Pittsfield - 5.2 mi
Dorothy Amos Park Access
Pittsfield - 6 mi
Bullards Crossing Road
Becket - 6.7 mi
Decker Landing
Pittsfield - 9.4 mi
Woods Pond Bridge
Lenox - 13 mi
- 13 mi
Queechy Lake Canoe Launch
Richmond
Boat ramps near Dalton
- Cheshire Boat Launch Lanesborough, 5.8 mi
- Burbank Park Boat Ramp Pittsfield, 5.9 mi
- Stockbridge Boat Launch Stockbridge, 12 mi
- Boat Ramp in North Adams North Adams, 14 mi
- Kinderhook Creek Fishing Access Nassau, 18 mi
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Is there kayak & canoe launches in Dalton?
Within 16 miles of Dalton we list 12 kayak launches: Route 8 Bridge, Old Windsor Road, Hubbard Avenue Bridge, Wahconah Park Access, Linden Street Bridge, Fred Garner Park, Dorothy Amos Park Access, Bullards Crossing Road, Decker Landing, Woods Pond Bridge, Lee Athletic Field Access and Queechy Lake Canoe Launch.
More: How to launch a kayak or canoe. Search the map. Every one of the launches in the city: Boat ramps in Dalton, MA.