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Ramp etiquetteBoat ramps in Georgia
205 launches in 100 cities.
The cities with the most launches are Savannah (9), Cumming (8) and Bainbridge (7). See them on the map
Launching in Georgia at a glance
| Boat ramps | 175 |
|---|---|
| Kayak and canoe launches | 16 |
| Fishing piers and access | 16 |
| Marked free | 30 |
The launches in Georgia sit on Blankets Creek, Little River, Paradise Lakes, Lazaretto Creek, Sandy Creek, Lake Olmstead, Noontootla Creek, Lake Lanier.
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- Savannah9
- Cumming8
- Bainbridge7
- Sparks7
- Peachtree City6
- Blakely5
- Evans5
- Valdosta5
- Augusta4
- Euharlee4
- Hazlehurst4
- Lavonia4
- Athens3
- Clayton3
- Folkston3
- Fort Gaines3
- Hinesville3
- LaGrange3
- Lincolnton3
- Macon3
- Milledgeville3
- Reed Creek3
- Rincon3
- Tybee Island3
- Young Harris3
- Abbeville2
- Albany2
- Atlanta2
- Baxley2
- Cairo2
- Carrollton2
- Cartersville2
- Columbus2
- Cordele2
- Dahlonega2
- Duluth2
- Ellijay2
- Emerson2
- Enigma2
- Fort Oglethorpe2
- Glennville2
- Hogansville2
- Loganville2
- Norcross2
- Richmond Hill2
- Saint Simons Island2
- Woodstock2
- Zebulon2
- Acworth1
- Alpharetta1
- Bloomingdale1
- Blue Ridge1
- Broxton1
- Brunswick1
- Buford1
- Chattahoochee Hills1
- Chickamauga1
- Colquitt1
- Darien1
- Donalsonville1
- Douglasville1
- Elberton1
- Gainesville1
- Gumlog1
- Hahira1
- Hartwell1
- Hawkinsville1
- Holly Springs1
- Homerville1
- Indian Springs1
- Kings Bay Base1
- Kingsland1
- Lakeland1
- Lawrenceville1
- Lookout Mountain1
- Lula1
- Lumber City1
- Lumpkin1
- Marietta1
- McCaysville1
- Oglethorpe1
- Pooler1
- Porterdale1
- Putney1
- Reidsville1
- Ringgold1
- Rome1
- Roswell1
- Shannon1
- Social Circle1
- Soperton1
- Sparta1
- St. Marys1
- Statenville1
- Stockbridge1
- Tallapoosa1
- Twin City1
- Warner Robins1
- Winder1
- Woodbine1
Boat ramps in Georgia: questions and answers
How many public boat ramps and launches are in Georgia?
We list 205 launches in 100 cities across Georgia.
Which lakes and rivers in Georgia have the most boat ramps?
On our map: Blankets Creek (3), Little River (3), Paradise Lakes (2), Lazaretto Creek (2), Sandy Creek (1) and Lake Olmstead (1). The rest are spread over many small lakes and rivers across Georgia.
Are boat ramps in Georgia free?
30 of the 205 launches in Georgia are marked free in the map data. The others may charge, especially in state parks and at Corps lakes.
Where can you launch a kayak in Georgia?
We list 16 kayak and canoe launches in Georgia, for example City of Cartersville Leake Mounds Kayak/Canoe Launch in Cartersville, Floyd's Landing in Cartersville, Lee & Gordon's Mills in Chickamauga and Kelly Bridge Canoe and Kayak Launch in Cumming.
Where are the fishing piers in Georgia?
16 fishing piers and fishing access sites, including Uncle Shed's Fishing Camp in Bloomingdale, Noontootla Creek Farms in Blue Ridge, Little Mulberry Park Fishing Pier in Buford and Dockery Lake in Dahlonega.