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New York Boat Ramp Directory

Every Boat Ramp in New York

1564+ boat ramps across 20 lakes and waterways. Adirondacks paradise, Finger Lakes fishing, Great Lakes salmon runs, and Long Island striped bass.

Featured: Lake Champlain

16 named ramps

Converse Bay

New York

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Fort Cassin

New York

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Mallets Bay Boat Ramp

New York

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Port Douglas Boat Launch

New York

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Peru Dock Boat Launch

New York

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Shelburne Bay Boat Ramp

New York

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New York Lakes & Waterways

Lake Champlain

49

Plattsburgh, Burlington, Ticonderoga

271,000 acres400 ft deep

Lake Ontario

45

Rochester, Oswego, Sodus Point

802 ft deep

Hudson River

42

Albany, Poughkeepsie, Kingston

216 ft deep

St. Lawrence River

23

Clayton, Alexandria Bay, Cape Vincent

250 ft deep

Lake Erie (NY)

18

Buffalo, Dunkirk, Barcelona

210 ft deep

Long Island Sound

16

Port Jefferson, Northport, Greenwich

230 ft deep

Oneida Lake

14

Sylvan Beach, Brewerton, Constantia

51,200 acres55 ft deep

Lake George

12

Lake George, Bolton Landing, Ticonderoga

28,160 acres196 ft deep

Chautauqua Lake

10

Jamestown, Mayville, Bemus Point

13,156 acres75 ft deep

Great Sacandaga Lake

5

Northville, Edinburg, Broadalbin

29,000 acres100 ft deep

Saranac Lake

4

Saranac Lake, Lake Placid, Tupper Lake

4,639 acres65 ft deep

Seneca Lake

3

Geneva, Watkins Glen, Dresden

43,343 acres618 ft deep

Cayuga Lake

2

Ithaca, Aurora, Union Springs

42,956 acres435 ft deep

Canandaigua Lake

1

Canandaigua, Naples

10,553 acres276 ft deep

Keuka Lake

1

Penn Yan, Hammondsport, Branchport

11,584 acres186 ft deep

Skaneateles Lake

1

Skaneateles, Spafford

8,612 acres315 ft deep

Lake Placid

1

Lake Placid

2,174 acres150 ft deep

Schroon Lake

1

Schroon Lake, Pottersville

4,200 acres152 ft deep

Cranberry Lake

1

Cranberry Lake, Wanakena

6,930 acres55 ft deep

Tupper Lake

0

Tupper Lake

4,400 acres100 ft deep

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All 1564 New York Boat Ramps

123rd Street Boat Launch

New York

Abbey Park Boat Launch

New York

Afton Public River Access

New York

Allegany State Park Boat Launch

New York

Allen Lake Boat Launch

New York

Ansel Pond

New York

Apalachin Bridge Boat Launch

New York

Auer'S Boat House

New York

Austin St Boat Launch

New York

Ayrault Boat Launch

New York

Balcom Beach Small Boat Launch

New York

Bald Eagle Launch

New York

Bald Eagle Launch

New York

Baldwinsville Community Park Boat Launch

New York

Balsam Pond Boat Launch

New York

Barrie Boat Launch

New York

Barton Landing

New York

Bayview Yacht Harbour

New York

Bear Lake Boat Launch

New York

Beaver Dam

New York

Beaver Lake Boat Launch

New York

Beaver Lake Boat Launch

New York

Beaver Valley Launch

New York

Beaver Valley Launch

New York

Bemus Point Boat Launch

New York

Bernie'S Private Drift Boat Launch

New York

Big Boom Boat Launch

New York

Big Gull Lake Boat Launch

New York

Big Rideau Lake Boat Launch

New York

Black Lake Boat Launch

New York

Additional Launch Sites

Boat Launch41.5637, -75.7079
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Boat Launch41.1761, -79.7079
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Boat Launch41.5190, -79.6776
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Boat Launch41.4920, -79.4591
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Boat Launch41.8559, -78.9469
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Boat Launch40.5720, -76.3695
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Boat Launch44.7041, -75.5200
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Boat Launch43.1581, -72.7971
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Boat Launch44.1019, -77.5703
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Boat Launch44.3755, -75.8592
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Boat Launch44.0345, -73.4221
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Boat Launch44.7290, -76.9489
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Boat Launch44.5662, -79.3323
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Boat Launch44.8231, -77.2594
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Boat Ramp41.0169, -76.8591
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Boat Ramp40.9414, -76.8654
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Boat Ramp41.1378, -78.7146
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Boat Ramp41.2353, -79.3217
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Boat Ramp41.2240, -79.4037
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Boat Ramp41.7806, -78.8921
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New York Boating FAQ

How many boat ramps are in New York?
RampSeeker lists 1564+ boat ramps across New York, from the Adirondacks to Long Island Sound.
What are the best fishing lakes in New York?
Lake George is the crown jewel of the Adirondacks. Oneida Lake is NY's premier walleye fishery. The Finger Lakes offer world-class lake trout and salmon. Lake Ontario has legendary salmon runs, and the St. Lawrence River is a musky paradise.
Do I need a boating license in New York?
Anyone born on or after May 1, 1996 must complete a NYS Boater Safety Course. All motorized vessels must be registered with the NY DMV.
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