Boat Ramps Nearby

Kayak & canoe launches in Ticonderoga, NY

We know of one kayak launch in and around Ticonderoga. No trailer needed: these launches are for boats you can carry, with a low dock, a launch rail or an easy bank. 11 more are within 50 miles.

  1. 3.9 mi

    Percy Thompson Bicentennial Park Boat Ramp

    Ticonderoga
    Boat rampKayak launch
  2. 23 mi

    Vermont State Parks Boat Ramp

    Vergennes
    Boat rampFreeKayak launch
  3. 25 mi

    Westport Boat Launch

    Mineville
    Boat rampKayak launch
  4. 34 mi

    Warren County Canoe Access Site

    Warrensburg
    Kayak launch
  5. 37 mi

    Canoe and Kayak Launch in North Elba

    North Elba
    Kayak launch
  6. 39 mi

    Shelburne Bay Boat Ramp

    Burlington
    Boat rampKayak launch
  7. 40 mi

    Access 7 in Hadley

    Hadley
    Kayak launch
  8. 41 mi

    Camp Santanoni Historic Area Boat Ramp

    North Elba
    Boat rampKayak launch
  9. 43 mi

    Big Boom Boat Launch

    South Glens Falls
    Boat rampKayak launch
  10. 44 mi

    Wayside Beach Boat Launch

    Hadley
    Boat rampKayak launch
  11. 45 mi

    Lake Placid Boat Launch

    Lake Placid
    Boat rampKayak launch
  12. 45 mi

    NYS DEC Boat Ramp

    Lake Luzerne
    Boat rampKayak launch
Illustration: a paddler in a life jacket stepping from a low dock into a kayak
Illustration of a typical kayak launch, not a photo of a specific place near Ticonderoga

Boat ramps near Ticonderoga

Kayak & canoe launches in Ticonderoga: questions and answers

Where can you find kayak & canoe launches in Ticonderoga, NY?

In and around Ticonderoga we know of Percy Thompson Bicentennial Park Boat Ramp.

What other kayak launches are near Ticonderoga?

Within 50 miles: Vermont State Parks Boat Ramp (Vergennes, 23 miles), Westport Boat Launch (Mineville, 25 miles), Warren County Canoe Access Site (Warrensburg, 34 miles), Canoe and Kayak Launch in North Elba (North Elba, 37 miles) and Shelburne Bay Boat Ramp (Burlington, 39 miles).

Do you need a life jacket to kayak near Ticonderoga?

Yes. Federal rules require a wearable, Coast Guard approved life jacket for every person on a kayak or canoe, also near Ticonderoga.

The map shows every place around Ticonderoga. Background for your visit: How to launch a kayak or canoe. Full list of launches in the city: Boat ramps in Ticonderoga, NY.