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Status of DEC Region 5 Boat Launches – June 16 2011

June 17th, 2011 · No Comments · Adirondack News

NYSDEC LogoLAKE CHAMPLAIN: Due to the high waters, floating docks have not been installed at DEC boat launches on Lake Champlain. While the boat launches are not closed to use the launching and retrieving boats will be difficult, especially for boaters not familiar with the location of ramps, walkways, docks, posts, etc. that are now underwater.

Clinton County

  • Peru Dock (Lake Champlain) – due to high waters the floating docks are not installed and the pump station is closed
  • Downtown Plattsburgh (Lake Champlain) – fully operational (new boat dock)
  • Chazy Lake – floating docks not installed
  • Taylor Pond – fully operational
  • Upper Chateaugay Lake – floating docks not installed

Essex County

  • Eagle Lake – fully operational
  • Crown Point (Lake Champlain) – due to high waters the floating dock is not installed
  • Port Douglas (Lake Champlain) – due to high waters the floating dock is not installed
  • Port Henry (Lake Champlain) – due to high waters the floating dock is not installed
  • Ticonderoga (Lake Champlain) – due to high waters the floating dock is not installed
  • Westport (Lake Champlain) – due to high waters the floating dock is not installed
  • Willsboro Bay (Lake Champlain) – due to high waters the floating dock is not installed
  • Mossy Point (Lake George) – fully operational
  • Lake Harris – fully operational
  • Lake Placid – fully operational
  • Lincoln Pond – fully operational
  • Paradox Lake – fully operational
  • Putnam Pond – fully operational

Franklin County

  • Buck Pond – fully operational
  • Fish Creek Pond – fully operational
  • Saranac Lake (Lake Flower) – fully operational
  • Meacham Lake – fully operational
  • Raquette River – fully operational
  • Rollins Pond – fully operational
  • Santa Clara – fully operational
  • Ampersand Bay (Lower Saranac Lake) – fully operational
  • Second Pond (Lower Saranac Lake) – fully operational, although end of walkways still underwater
  • South Creek (Middle Saranac Lake) – fully operational
  • Saranac Inn (Upper Saranac Lake) – fully operational
  • Tupper Lake – fully operational

Fulton County

  • Caroga Lake – fully operational
  • Broadalbin (Great Sacandaga Lake) – fully operational
  • Northampton (Great Sacandaga Lake) – fully operational
  • Northville (Great Sacandaga Lake) – fully operational
  • West Lake – fully operational

Hamilton County

  • Eighth Lake – fully operational
  • Forked Lake – fully operational
  • Inlet (Fourth Lake) – fully operational
  • Indian Lake – fully operational
  • Lake Durant – fully operational
  • Lake Eaton – fully operational
  • Lewey Lake – fully operational
  • Limekiln Lake – fully operational
  • Long Lake – fully operational
  • Little Sand Point Campground (Piseco Lake) – fully operational
  • Point Comfort Campground (Piseco Lake) – fully operational
  • Poplar Point Campground (Piseco Lake) – fully operational
  • Golden Beach (Raquette Lake) – fully operational
  • Moffit Beach (Sacandaga Lake) – fully operational
  • Seventh Lake – fully operational

Saratoga County

  • Edinburg (Great Sacandaga Lake) – fully operational
  • Rogers Island Pool (Hudson River) – floating dock is not installed

Warren County

  • Brant Lake – fully operational
  • Luzerne (Hudson River) – fully operation
  • Rogers Rock (Lake George) – fully operational

Washington County

  • Cossayuna Lake – fully operational
  • South Bay (Lake Champlain) – due to high waters the floating dock is not installed, also large mats of vegetative materials (floating bogs) are afloat in the general area around the boat launch site.

New York State Department of Environmental Conservation

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