Access Site
MN
Minnesota River, Roe Access State Water Access Si*
City: Granite Falls, MN
County: Yellow Medicine County
Type: Boat Ramp
Location: 44.82484581, -95.56303662
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About This Access Site
Roe Access provides public boat ramp access to the Minnesota River near Granite Falls in Yellow Medicine County. As a public water access site, it is available 24 hours a day for both trailer launches and carry-in paddling. The site can accommodate boats in the 12-18 foot range, making it suitable for kayakers, canoeists, and small motorboats.
This location on the Minnesota River offers paddlers a good put-in point for exploring this scenic waterway. The Minnesota River is a substantial river system that provides diverse paddling opportunities, though paddlers should research current water conditions and any specific regulations before launching. The site's proximity to Granite Falls makes it a convenient access point for day trips or longer paddle expeditions on the river.
For the most current information on facilities, parking availability, and any seasonal updates, consult the Minnesota DNR's Recreation Compass website or contact your local DNR office. Check water conditions and flow rates before paddling, especially during high or low water periods.
This location on the Minnesota River offers paddlers a good put-in point for exploring this scenic waterway. The Minnesota River is a substantial river system that provides diverse paddling opportunities, though paddlers should research current water conditions and any specific regulations before launching. The site's proximity to Granite Falls makes it a convenient access point for day trips or longer paddle expeditions on the river.
For the most current information on facilities, parking availability, and any seasonal updates, consult the Minnesota DNR's Recreation Compass website or contact your local DNR office. Check water conditions and flow rates before paddling, especially during high or low water periods.