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75 ton Tavelift

Boat ramp

75 ton Tavelift is a public boat ramp on Wando River in Charleston, SC. The drive from North Charleston covers roughly 9.7 miles as the crow flies. The next public ramp is Sweetwater Charleston Boat Slipway in Charleston, about 5.1 miles away.

Launch details
TypePublic boat ramp
AddressCharleston, SC
WaterWando River
Launch feenot in our data, check the signs at the launch
Illustration: a public boat ramp with a floating dock on a wide river
Illustration only. 75 ton Tavelift itself may look different.

Good to know for 75 ton Tavelift

Closures and rules for 75 ton Tavelift: South Carolina Department of Natural Resources.

More in our guide: How to launch a boat from a trailer, plus ramp etiquette.

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About 75 ton Tavelift

How do I get to 75 ton Tavelift?

75 ton Tavelift is in Charleston, South Carolina. Navigation apps get you there via the map pin, which marks 75 ton Tavelift itself.

Which lake or river does 75 ton Tavelift access?

It gives you access to Wando River.

Does it cost money to launch at 75 ton Tavelift?

No fee information yet for 75 ton Tavelift, so if you know it, tell us and we'll add it.

Can I launch a kayak at 75 ton Tavelift?

Kayaks are usually fine at 75 ton Tavelift as long as trailers can still get through.

What other boat launches are near 75 ton Tavelift?

Sweetwater Charleston Boat Slipway in Charleston (5.1 miles), Remley's Point Boat Landing in Charleston (9 miles) and Four Poles Park Dock in North Charleston (9.6 miles).

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