Access Site
LA
Grand River
City: LA
County: Iberville Parish
Type: Boat Ramp
Location: 30.06921553, -91.28577476
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Location
Interactive access map
Loads when you reach this section.
Nearby Gauge Conditions
Real-time data from USGS Water Services
About This Access Site
The Grand River access point in Iberville Parish provides boat ramp access to a major river system. As a stream order 8 waterway, the Grand River is a substantial river with an average flow of 5,442 cubic feet per second and an average velocity of 2.68 feet per second. The moderate gradient of 2.9 feet per mile suggests generally manageable current for paddlers, though conditions may vary by season and recent rainfall.
This access site is suitable for kayakers, canoeists, and small motorboats looking to explore the Grand River. Before launching, paddlers should be aware that the river's significant flow and width require appropriate experience and safety preparation. The drainage area of 7,398 square miles indicates this is a major waterway with consistent water volume, making it suitable for various paddling styles depending on your skill level and desired experience.
For trip planning, contact local outfitters or check current water conditions before visiting, as flow rates and river conditions can change seasonally. Bring appropriate safety gear, and consider paddling with others familiar with this river section.
This access site is suitable for kayakers, canoeists, and small motorboats looking to explore the Grand River. Before launching, paddlers should be aware that the river's significant flow and width require appropriate experience and safety preparation. The drainage area of 7,398 square miles indicates this is a major waterway with consistent water volume, making it suitable for various paddling styles depending on your skill level and desired experience.
For trip planning, contact local outfitters or check current water conditions before visiting, as flow rates and river conditions can change seasonally. Bring appropriate safety gear, and consider paddling with others familiar with this river section.