Access Site
WI
Lazy Point Road
City: Fall River, WI
County: Columbia County
Type: Boat Ramp
Location: 43.39544758, -89.04105914
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Location
Interactive access map
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Nearby Gauge Conditions
Mud Creek near Danville, WI
5.6 mi away
Beaverdam River at Beaver DAM, WI
6.5 mi away
Real-time data from USGS Water Services
About This Access Site
The Lazy Point Road boat ramp in Fall River provides public access to Lazy Lake (also known as Fall River Millpond), a 161-acre lake in Columbia County. This is a convenient launch point for kayakers, canoeists, and recreational boaters looking to explore a shallow, manageable waterway.
Lazy Lake features a maximum depth of 8 feet and moderately clear water, making it suitable for paddlers of various skill levels. The lake is home to panfish, largemouth bass, northern pike, and walleye, attracting both paddlers and anglers. The shallow depth means you'll want to watch for submerged obstacles and plan your route accordingly, particularly in less-traveled areas.
As a publicly-owned access site, Lazy Point Road offers a straightforward launch option for local boaters and visitors. Before heading out, check current water conditions and tide information, and bring appropriate safety equipment. This site works well for half-day paddles and casual recreational boating on a contained, sheltered lake.
Lazy Lake features a maximum depth of 8 feet and moderately clear water, making it suitable for paddlers of various skill levels. The lake is home to panfish, largemouth bass, northern pike, and walleye, attracting both paddlers and anglers. The shallow depth means you'll want to watch for submerged obstacles and plan your route accordingly, particularly in less-traveled areas.
As a publicly-owned access site, Lazy Point Road offers a straightforward launch option for local boaters and visitors. Before heading out, check current water conditions and tide information, and bring appropriate safety equipment. This site works well for half-day paddles and casual recreational boating on a contained, sheltered lake.