Access Site
ME
Rockwood Strip T1 R1 NBKP
City: Rockwood, ME
County: Somerset County
Type: Boat Ramp
Location: 45.67690, -69.73800
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Location
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About This Access Site
The Moosehead Lake boat ramp in Rockwood provides trailered boat access to Maine's largest lake outside of the Rangeley region. This improved launch on Lobster Trip Road offers convenient access upstream to Moosehead Lake, a expansive 3,475-acre water body with a maximum depth of 106 feet. The lake supports a healthy fishery including lake trout, brook trout, and landlocked salmon, making it popular with both anglers and recreational paddlers.
Paddlers should be aware that Moosehead Lake is a substantial body of water that can experience significant wind and weather conditions. Navigation hazard and safety zone markers are positioned throughout the lake to aid boaters. The lake's water level can fluctuate seasonally, dropping by at least three feet by late fall, which may affect launch and landing conditions. For extended water access or additional amenities, the Crafts Landing and Park in nearby Greenville (East Cove) features eight boat slips and more developed facilities. Plan accordingly for the lake's size and open-water conditions, especially if paddling with smaller craft or during less favorable weather.
Paddlers should be aware that Moosehead Lake is a substantial body of water that can experience significant wind and weather conditions. Navigation hazard and safety zone markers are positioned throughout the lake to aid boaters. The lake's water level can fluctuate seasonally, dropping by at least three feet by late fall, which may affect launch and landing conditions. For extended water access or additional amenities, the Crafts Landing and Park in nearby Greenville (East Cove) features eight boat slips and more developed facilities. Plan accordingly for the lake's size and open-water conditions, especially if paddling with smaller craft or during less favorable weather.