Boat Ramps Nearby
Illustration Life jackets
The life jacket rule for every paddler
What the Coast Guard requires on kayaks and canoes, and kids' vests with head support.
Life jacket rulesKayak & canoe launches in Everett, WA
We know of one kayak launch in and around Everett. Each spot here is a put-in for kayaks, canoes or paddleboards, from accessible launch docks to simple sandy landings. 11 more are within 50 miles.
- 7.7 mi
Glendale Beach Preserve Boat Ramp
Mukilteo - 21 mi
- 23 mi
Kayak rack for Cascade Marine Trail
Port Hadlock-Irondale - 24 mi
- 24 mi
Waterway 19 Canoe/Kayak Launch
Seattle - 29 mi
- 31 mi
Fort Ward Park Kayak Launch
Port Orchard - 41 mi
- 42 mi
Kayak Landing - Point Robinson
Seattle - 43 mi
Kayak Landing
Federal Way - 43 mi
Tiger Lake
Seabeck - 44 mi
Panther Lake
Seabeck
Boat ramps near Everett
- Langus Riverfront Park Boat Ramp Everett, 1.8 mi
- Marine Park Boat Ramp Everett, 2 mi
- Ebey Waterfront Park and Marina Boat Ramp Marysville, 4.8 mi
- Davies Beach Boat Ramp Everett, 5.4 mi
- North Cove Park Boat Ramp Lake Stevens, 6.7 mi
- Lake Cassidy Boat Launch Lake Stevens, 6.8 mi
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Illustration Ramp etiquette
12 rules regulars expect you to know
Staging, courtesy docks and the Clean, Drain, Dry laws that can bring a fine.
Ramp etiquetteKayak & canoe launches in Everett: questions and answers
Where can you find kayak & canoe launches in Everett, WA?
In and around Everett we know of Glendale Beach Preserve Boat Ramp in Mukilteo.
What other kayak launches are near Everett?
Within 50 miles: Luke McRedmond Landing Kayak Launch (Redmond, 21 miles), Kayak rack for Cascade Marine Trail (Port Hadlock-Irondale, 23 miles), Point Monroe Lagoon (Suquamish, 24 miles), Waterway 19 Canoe/Kayak Launch (Seattle, 24 miles) and Fletcher Landing (Bainbridge Island, 29 miles).
More places near Everett are on the map; good to know before you go: How to launch a kayak or canoe. Every one of the launches in the city: Boat ramps in Everett, WA.