Boat ramps on White River
White River in Wisconsin has 3 public launches in our directory, spread over 2 towns. 3 are boat ramps for trailers.
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Bibon Road Landing
Ashland -
Goldberg's Landing
Ashland -
Kreher Park Boat Ramp
Washburn
Before you head to White River
| Launches | 3 |
|---|---|
| Boat ramps | 3 |
| Towns | Ashland, Washburn |
- Wisconsin requires boaters to drain every bit of water and strip off plants and animals before driving away from the landing.
Guides: launching a boat, ramp etiquette, launch fees.
Packed for the ramp
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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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White River: questions and answers
How many boat ramps are on White River?
We list 3 public launches on White River around Ashland and Washburn: Bibon Road Landing, Goldberg's Landing and Kreher Park Boat Ramp.
Are the boat ramps on White River free?
The map data has no fee details for the launches on White River; local ramps are often free, while park and Corps of Engineers ramps often charge.
Can you kayak on White River?
Usually yes. None of the 3 launches on White River is tagged as a dedicated kayak launch, but paddlers can put in at the side of most ramps when the lane is clear.
What should boaters on White River know about invasive species?
Wisconsin law requires you to drain all water from boats, livewells and buckets and to remove attached plants and animals before leaving.