Boat Ramps NearbyBoat ramps on Burntside Lake
We count 4 places to get onto Burntside Lake, Minnesota. 4 are boat ramps for trailers, 2 suit kayaks and canoes.
Before you head to Burntside Lake
| Launches | 4 |
|---|---|
| Boat ramps | 4 |
| Kayak and canoe launches | 2 |
| Towns | Ely |
- Minnesota law requires you to pull the drain plug and drain bilge and livewell before you leave the water, and to keep the plug out while trailering.
- Minnesota registers kayaks and canoes over 10 feet long.
Guides: launching a boat, ramp etiquette, launch fees.
Small things for ramp day
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Illustration Master Lock trailer coupler lock (fits 1-7/8", 2", 2-5/16") Your trailer sits alone in the ramp lot all day. A coupler lock keeps it where you left it. View on Amazon
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Burntside Lake: questions and answers
How many boat ramps are on Burntside Lake?
We list 4 public launches on Burntside Lake near Ely: Burntside Lake (NE) Public Water Access Site, Burntside Lake (S) Public Water Access Site, County Road 88 Public Water Access Site and North Arm Boat Landing.
Are the boat ramps on Burntside Lake free?
The map data has no fee details for the launches on Burntside Lake; local ramps are often free, while park and Corps of Engineers ramps often charge.
Where can you launch a kayak on Burntside Lake?
Burntside Lake (NE) Public Water Access Site and Burntside Lake (S) Public Water Access Site are suitable for kayaks and canoes. Kayaks can often put in at the boat ramps too, away from the lane.
What should boaters on Burntside Lake know about invasive species?
In Minnesota the drain plug has to come out before you leave the access, and it stays out on the road. Bilge and livewell must be drained too.