Access Site
OH
Cleveland Lakefront State Park - Gordon Ramp
City: Cleveland, OH
County: Cuyahoga County
Type: Boat Ramp
Location: 41.54059000, -81.63439000
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Location
Interactive access map
Loads when you reach this section.
Live Webcam
Nearby Gauge Conditions
Euclid Creek at Cleveland OH
4.9 mi away
Real-time data from USGS Water Services
About This Access Site
**Access & Facilities**
The Gordon Ramp provides direct access to Lake Erie via E. 72nd Street (off I-90/State Route 2). The lakeside section features multiple boat ramps, with a dedicated launch area suitable for smaller craft including kayaks and canoes. The facility includes a parking lot, picnic areas with grills, fishing platforms, and onshore amenities. Paddlers should note that the historic Doan Brook once emptied into Lake Erie at this location before being culverted during I-90's construction in the 1950s.
**Paddling Considerations**
Lake Erie is a large, open water body subject to rapid and significant weather changes. Paddlers should exercise caution and take appropriate safety precautions before heading out. To minimize conflict with motorized boat traffic, kayakers and canoeists are advised to stay close to the shoreline under safe conditions. This is an excellent location for accessing the lake's resources, but paddlers should be experienced and prepared for variable conditions typical of a Great Lakes environment.
The Gordon Ramp provides direct access to Lake Erie via E. 72nd Street (off I-90/State Route 2). The lakeside section features multiple boat ramps, with a dedicated launch area suitable for smaller craft including kayaks and canoes. The facility includes a parking lot, picnic areas with grills, fishing platforms, and onshore amenities. Paddlers should note that the historic Doan Brook once emptied into Lake Erie at this location before being culverted during I-90's construction in the 1950s.
**Paddling Considerations**
Lake Erie is a large, open water body subject to rapid and significant weather changes. Paddlers should exercise caution and take appropriate safety precautions before heading out. To minimize conflict with motorized boat traffic, kayakers and canoeists are advised to stay close to the shoreline under safe conditions. This is an excellent location for accessing the lake's resources, but paddlers should be experienced and prepared for variable conditions typical of a Great Lakes environment.
Nearby Recreation Areas
David Berger National Memorial
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