Eagle Nest Lake (2) Public Water Access Site, a public boat ramp, is located in Babbitt. It's run by Minnesota DNR Division of Parks and Trails. The next public ramp is Eagles Nest Lake (3) Public Water Access Site in Babbitt, about 2.4 miles away.
| Type | Public boat ramp |
|---|---|
| Address | Babbitt, MN |
| Water | Eagle Nest Lake |
| Launch fee | not in our data, check the signs at the launch |
| Managed by | Minnesota DNR Division of Parks and Trails |
State agency for boat ramps around Babbitt: Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.
Our checklist: How to launch a boat from a trailer.
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Illustration Loading the boat
How to winch your boat on in a minute, and the small upgrades that make the drive home safer.
Loading guide 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 checklistNo ratings so far, so tell us how the ramp, the parking and the water were.
Eagle Nest Lake (2) Public Water Access Site is in Babbitt, Minnesota. The directions button above routes you to the pin for Eagle Nest Lake (2) Public Water Access Site.
It gives you access to Eagle Nest Lake.
The map data has no fee details for Eagle Nest Lake (2) Public Water Access Site, so check the signs or Minnesota DNR Division of Parks and Trails before you go.
Usually yes, as long as you keep the lane at Eagle Nest Lake (2) Public Water Access Site clear for trailers. The nearest dedicated kayak launch is Burntside Lake (S) Public Water Access Site in Ely, about 6.3 miles away.
It's operated by Minnesota DNR Division of Parks and Trails, who also posts any closure notices.
Eagles Nest Lake (3) Public Water Access Site in Babbitt (2.4 miles), Cable Bay Public Water Access Site in Babbitt (4.3 miles) and Stuntz Bay Public Water Access Site in Babbitt (5.6 miles).
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