Access Site
MN
Lax Lake
City: Silver Bay, MN
County: Lake County
Type: Boat Ramp
Location: 47.35173256, -91.29348639
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Location
Interactive access map
Loads when you reach this section.
Nearby Gauge Conditions
Cloquet River near Toimi, MN
10.6 mi away
Real-time data from USGS Water Services
About This Access Site
**Location & Facilities**
The Lax Lake public boat ramp is located on the northeast shore at the north end of the lake, accessible via Lake County Road #408 (Lax Lake Road) in Silver Bay. This DNR concrete ramp includes a dock, toilet facilities, and parking for approximately 5-8 vehicles with trailers. The access is free to use with no launch fees required.
**Lake Character & Recreation**
Lax Lake is a scenic 295-acre lake with a maximum depth of 35 feet, making it suitable for kayaking, canoeing, and motorized boating. One shoreline is mostly undeveloped and borders Tettegouche State Park, offering scenic paddling and exploration opportunities. The ramp can accommodate boats up to approximately 12-18 feet, making it accessible for most recreational watercraft. This is a good destination for anglers and paddlers seeking a quieter, scenic lake experience in northern Minnesota.
The Lax Lake public boat ramp is located on the northeast shore at the north end of the lake, accessible via Lake County Road #408 (Lax Lake Road) in Silver Bay. This DNR concrete ramp includes a dock, toilet facilities, and parking for approximately 5-8 vehicles with trailers. The access is free to use with no launch fees required.
**Lake Character & Recreation**
Lax Lake is a scenic 295-acre lake with a maximum depth of 35 feet, making it suitable for kayaking, canoeing, and motorized boating. One shoreline is mostly undeveloped and borders Tettegouche State Park, offering scenic paddling and exploration opportunities. The ramp can accommodate boats up to approximately 12-18 feet, making it accessible for most recreational watercraft. This is a good destination for anglers and paddlers seeking a quieter, scenic lake experience in northern Minnesota.