Boat Ramps on the Salmon River
46 boat ramps4 states
The Salmon River crosses 4 states, with 46 public boat ramps stretching across roughly 2,916 miles. Idaho has the most access (42 ramps), followed by New York with 2. Of the 46, 2 have a confirmed launch fee; the rest are free or unconfirmed.
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Idaho
42 boat ramps on the Salmon River
Bayhorse Recreation Site
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Bobcat Gulch
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Cache Bar
ID DPR
Cache Bar Boat Ramp
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Campbell Flat
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Carey Creek
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Carey Creek
ID DPR
Carmen Bridge
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Challis Bridge Recreation Site
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Colston Creek
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Cottonwood Recreation Site
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Deadwater Spring
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Deadwater Spring
ID DPR
Deer Gulch
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Fourth of July
ID DPR
Hammer Creek
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Hammer Creek
ID DPR
Island Park
Salmon
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Island Park
ID DPR
Lightning Creek
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Lucile Recreation Site
ID DPR
Maynard Hole
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Morgan Bar
ID DPR
North Fork
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North Fork
ID DPR
Pine Bar
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Red Rock
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Red Rock
ID DPR
Riggins
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Slate Creek
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Slate Creek
ID DPR
South Butte
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Spring Bar
ID DPR
Sunbeam
ID DPR
Torreys Hole
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Torreys Hole
ID DPR
Tower Rock Recreation Site
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Twin Bridges
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Vinegar Creek
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Vinegar Creek
ID DPR
Waddington Creek
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Watts Bridge
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New York
2 boat ramps on the Salmon River
Alaska
1 boat ramp on the Salmon River
Oregon
1 boat ramp on the Salmon River