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The Little Susitna River Access site offers a convenient boat launch for paddlers, canoeists, and small motor boats. The river here is a large, sixth-order stream with an average gradient of 35.6 feet per mile, flowing for over 120 miles from the Talkeetna Mountains to Cook Inlet.
The access site features a double-lane concrete boat ramp, along with a campground, fish cleaning station, and trails for anglers. It's located about 26 miles south of Wasilla, with the George Parks Highway crossing the river nearby. Paddlers should be prepared for the river's moderate size and current, and be aware of the seasonal motorized boating schedule on the lower river below this access point.
Overall, the Little Susitna River Access provides a well-equipped launching point for exploring this scenic Alaskan waterway by kayak, canoe, or small power boat. Its amenities and central location make it a popular access for both recreational and fishing use.