Boat Ramp Guide
lake Maine

Boat Ramps on Round Lake

Round Lake has 2 public boat ramps in Maine.

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Ramps
Round Lake, Maine
Photo: Anthony Garcia via Recreation.gov

Water Level

Live gauge data, 30-day chart, and how levels affect ramp access

Weather Conditions

About Round Lake

Moosehorn National Wildlife Refuge was established in 1937 to protect migratory birds. The Refuge has two divisions, the 20,532-acre Baring Division about 3 miles southwest of Calais, Maine and the 8,664-acre Edmunds Division about 3 miles south of Dennysville, Maine, directly adjacent to Dennys and Whiting Bays along U. Ramps are managed by CALAIS R&G, DIFW. Live water level data is available from 1 USGS gauge near Round Lake. Check current conditions before launching, as water levels can affect ramp accessibility.

Ramp Locations · 2 on Round Lake

Things to Do

Fishing Hiking Boating Hunting Interpretive Programs Paddling Wildlife Viewing Camping Environmental Education Observation Site Photography Swimming Site Winter Sports

Planning Your Visit

Based on the ramp facilities available, Round Lake is well-suited for motorboat. Recreation activities in the area include Fishing, Hiking, Boating, Hunting, Interpretive Programs, Paddling, Wildlife Viewing, Camping. Nearby cities include Charlotte.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many boat ramps are on Round Lake?
Round Lake has 2 public boat ramps .

Nearby Water Bodies

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