Boat Ramps on the Connecticut River
54 boat ramps4 states
The Connecticut River crosses 4 states, with 54 public boat ramps stretching across roughly 249 miles. Connecticut has the most access (24 ramps), followed by New Hampshire with 18. Of the 54, 3 have a confirmed launch fee; the rest are free or unconfirmed.
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Connecticut
24 boat ramps on the Connecticut River
Baldwin Bridge Boat Launch
USGS
Bissell Bridge Boat Launch (Connecticut River)
Hartford
USGS
Connecticut River (Kings Island)
USGS
Deep River Town Dock
Deep River Center
OSM
Haddam Meadows Boat Launch (Connecticut River)
USGS
Hadlyme Ferry Boat Launch (Connecticut River)
OSM
Kayak/Canoe Launch
East Hartford
OSM
Salmon River Boat Launch (Connecticut River)
USGS
16 more ramps
Mapped but not yet named. Check the satellite view to see what’s there.
New Hampshire
18 boat ramps on the Connecticut River
Ashley Ferry Landing
Claremont
USGS
Bedell Bridge Boat Access Facility
Haverhill
USGS
Charlestown Picnic Area
Charlestown
USGS
Connecticut River (Hubbard WMA)
Walpole
NH FGD
Connecticut River (Lebanon WMA)
Lebanon
OSM
Connecticut River - Francis John Smith
Lemington
VT ANR
Connecticut River Access
Colebrook
NH FGD
Cornish Boat Ramp
Cornish
NH FGD
Dalton Boat Launch
Dalton
USGS
East Wilder Boat Launch
Lebanon
USGS
Hinsdale Island
Hinsdale
NH FGD
Lancaster Boat Ramp
Lancaster
USGS
Pine Street Boat Launch
Walpole
USGS
Prospect Street Boat Launch
Hinsdale
USGS
River Road
USGS
Town Boat Ramp
Orford
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Wilder Dam Canoe Portage
Lebanon
NH FGD
Wilson's Landing
Hanover
USGS
Massachusetts
6 boat ramps on the Connecticut River
Vermont
6 boat ramps on the Connecticut River