Boat Ramps Nearby

Kayak & canoe launches in Youngstown, OH

We list 2 kayak launches within 16 miles of Youngstown. Paddlers use these put-ins to carry a kayak or canoe to the water. Most are a short walk from parking, with a low dock or a sloped bank. 10 more are within 50 miles.

  1. 2.1 mi

    Division Street Kayak Launch

    Youngstown
    Kayak launch
  2. 15 mi

    Mahoning River Waterway Trail - Canoe City Egress / Portage

    Leavittsburg
    Kayak launch
  3. 17 mi

    Newton Falls Upstream Paddling Access

    Newton Falls
    Boat rampKayak launch
  4. 23 mi

    Canoe Launch in Reynolds Heights

    Reynolds Heights
    Kayak launch
  5. 34 mi

    Harmony Canoe & Kayak Launch

    104 Jackson Street, Zelienople
    Kayak launch
  6. 36 mi

    Canoe/Kayak Launch in Kent

    Kent
    Kayak launch
  7. 43 mi

    Canoe/Kayak Launch in Cuyahoga Falls

    Cuyahoga Falls
    Kayak launch
  8. 43 mi

    Canoe Launch in Cochranton

    Cochranton
    Kayak launchFree
  9. 44 mi

    Kayak and Canoe Launch Point in Franklin

    Franklin
    Kayak launchFree
  10. 46 mi

    Walnut Street Launch

    Sewickley
    Kayak launch
  11. 46 mi

    Chestnut Street Launch

    Sewickley
    Kayak launch
  12. 49 mi

    North Park Kayak Launch

    Gibsonia
    Kayak launch
Illustration: a low floating kayak launch dock with a roller slide on a quiet river
Illustration of a typical kayak launch, not a photo of a specific place near Youngstown

Boat ramps near Youngstown

Kayak & canoe launches in Youngstown: questions and answers

Is there kayak & canoe launches in Youngstown?

Within 16 miles of Youngstown we list 2 kayak launches: Division Street Kayak Launch and Mahoning River Waterway Trail - Canoe City Egress / Portage.

What other kayak launches are near Youngstown?

Within 50 miles: Newton Falls Upstream Paddling Access (Newton Falls, 17 miles), Canoe Launch in Reynolds Heights (Reynolds Heights, 23 miles), Harmony Canoe & Kayak Launch (Zelienople, 34 miles), Canoe/Kayak Launch in Kent (Kent, 36 miles) and Canoe/Kayak Launch in Cuyahoga Falls (Cuyahoga Falls, 43 miles).

Do you need a life jacket to kayak near Youngstown?

Yes: in Ohio, as everywhere in the US, each paddler needs an approved life jacket on board. Ohio registers canoes and kayaks, while stand-up paddleboards are exempt.

For a trip from Youngstown, our guide How to launch a kayak or canoe covers the basics, and the map finds more. Every one of the launches in the city: Boat ramps in Youngstown, OH.