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Roosevelt Lake - 6 provides boat access to one of Arizona's major reservoirs on the Salt River, a substantial waterway with an average flow of over 1,200 cubic feet per second. The Salt River system drains 12,236 square miles and features a 17 ft/mile average gradient, making it suitable for various water sports depending on lake conditions and water levels. This access point is conveniently located near Roosevelt in Gila County, with services available at nearby Roosevelt Marina.
The area offers multiple amenities for paddlers and boaters. Several campgrounds within 10 miles—including Burnt Corral, Schoolhouse, and Windy Hill (all reservable)—provide overnight accommodation options. If launching from this specific site, be aware that other established boat ramps in the area include Indian Point, Cholla, Windy Hill, Grapevine, and Schoolhouse Recreation Sites, giving you flexibility in choosing your launch location based on which part of the lake you plan to explore.
To reach the area from Phoenix, take US 60 east toward Globe/Miami, then head north on Highway 188. The nearby Tonto National Monument offers cultural recreation opportunities, featuring cliff dwellings from the 1300-1450 period. For current conditions, services, and specific details about this launch site, contact Roosevelt Marina at 928/467-2245 or check with the Tonto Basin Ranger District office.