Boat Ramps Nearby
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Ramp etiquetteKayak & canoe launches in Lansing, MI
We know of one kayak launch in and around Lansing. These spots are made for paddle craft. You carry the kayak or canoe down to a low dock, a roller launch or a gentle bank, with no trailer lane to block. 11 more are within 50 miles.
- 3.7 mi
Maguire Park Kayak Launch
Lansing - 20 mi
Towner Road Boating Access Site
Portland - 28 mi
Canoe Launch / Pull Out
Durand - 35 mi
Porter Street Canoe Dock
Albion - 38 mi
Cole Park Kayak Launch
Chesaning - 41 mi
Boating Access
Brighton - 41 mi
- 42 mi
River Park Canoe Landing
Battle Creek - 43 mi
- 43 mi
Kayak Launch in Dexter
Dexter - 45 mi
- 45 mi
Boat ramps near Lansing
- Sweeney's Landing Lansing, <1 mi
- Grand River Park Boat Ramp Lansing, 1.7 mi
- Hawk Island County Park Boat Ramp Lansing, 3 mi
- Jack Wiswasser Memorial Park Boat Ramp Bath, 7.5 mi
- Lake Lansing Boat Launch Boat Ramp Haslett, 8.4 mi
- Jaycee Park Boat Ramp Grand Ledge, 9.4 mi
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Life jacket rulesKayak & canoe launches in Lansing: questions and answers
Where can you find kayak & canoe launches in Lansing, MI?
In and around Lansing we know of Maguire Park Kayak Launch.
What other kayak launches are near Lansing?
Within 50 miles: Towner Road Boating Access Site (Portland, 20 miles), Canoe Launch / Pull Out (Durand, 28 miles), Porter Street Canoe Dock (Albion, 35 miles), Cole Park Kayak Launch (Chesaning, 38 miles) and Boating Access (Brighton, 41 miles).
The map shows every place around Lansing. Background for your visit: How to launch a kayak or canoe. Full list of launches in the city: Boat ramps in Lansing, MI.