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Boat ramps in Vermont

112 launches in 40 cities.

The cities with the most launches are Newport (17), Hardwick (12) and Lyndonville (8). See them on the map

Vermont boat access in numbers

Boat ramps86
Kayak and canoe launches10
Fishing piers and access24
Marked free76

The launches in Vermont sit on Echo Lake, Batten Kill, Burr Pond, Lake Hortonia, Otter Creek, West River, Lapham Bay, Bristol Pond.

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Boat ramps in Vermont: questions and answers

How many public boat ramps and launches are in Vermont?

We list 112 launches in 40 cities across Vermont.

Which lakes and rivers in Vermont have the most boat ramps?

On our map: Echo Lake (2), Batten Kill (1), Burr Pond (1), Lake Hortonia (1), Otter Creek (1) and West River (1). The rest are spread over many small lakes and rivers across Vermont.

Are boat ramps in Vermont free?

76 of the 112 launches in Vermont are marked free in the map data. Most others in Vermont have no fee information, and state parks and Corps of Engineers lakes usually charge a day-use fee.

Where can you launch a kayak in Vermont?

We list 10 kayak and canoe launches in Vermont, for example Old Ferry Road Boat Launch in Brattleboro, West River Park Kayak Lauch in Brattleboro, Colchester Point Boat Ramp in Burlington and Shelburne Bay Boat Ramp in Burlington.

Where are the fishing piers in Vermont?

24 fishing piers and fishing access sites, including Wagon Wheel Access Area in Arlington, Burr Pond Access Area in Brandon, Bristol Pond Access Area in Bristol and Burlington Fishing Pier in Burlington.