Bucktail Hole

Bucktail Hole is a boat ramp and river access site along the Trinity River in Lewiston, California. The Trinity is a major river in Northern California, running 640 miles with an average flow of over 9,500 cubic feet per second. This access point provides an opportunity for kayakers, canoeists, and small motorized boats to launch onto the river.

The boat ramp itself is suitable for launching hand-carried craft as well as trailered boats. Nearby, there are several campgrounds within 10 miles that can accommodate paddlers and boaters looking to explore the Trinity. The river in this area is rated Class I-II, making it appropriate for beginner to intermediate paddlers, with scenic mountain views throughout. Anglers also frequent this stretch of the Trinity, which is known for its excellent fishing opportunities.

Whether planning a day trip or multi-day adventure, Bucktail Hole offers a convenient access point to experience the beauty and recreation of the Trinity River. Visitors should be prepared for the river's swift current and check conditions before launching. With proper planning, this access site can be an excellent starting point to discover one of Northern California's premier waterways.