Access Site
MI
Second Lake
City: Gladwin, MI
County: Gladwin County
Type: Boat Ramp
Location: 44.08590, -84.33700
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Location
Interactive access map
Loads when you reach this section.
Nearby Gauge Conditions
Rifle River near Sterling, MI
9.8 mi away
Real-time data from USGS Water Services
About This Access Site
Located in Gladwin, Michigan, the Second Lake access site provides a convenient launch point for paddlers and boaters exploring the Middle Branch Tittawabassee River system. This boat ramp offers public access to Second Lake, a scenic section of the river ideal for kayaking and canoeing. The site is situated in Gladwin County and serves as a good starting point for those looking to paddle this portion of the Tittawabassee River.
The Middle Branch Tittawabassee River in this area features a mix of lake-like and flowing sections, making it suitable for paddlers of varying skill levels. Second Lake itself provides calmer water conditions, making it accessible for beginners and families. The landscape typical of this region includes wooded shorelines characteristic of mid-Michigan. Before visiting, paddlers should check current water conditions and consider the season, as river conditions can vary. For specific details about amenities, parking, facilities, and any associated fees or permits, contact local Gladwin County parks or recreation departments or visit the Michigan Department of Natural Resources website for the most current access information.
The Middle Branch Tittawabassee River in this area features a mix of lake-like and flowing sections, making it suitable for paddlers of varying skill levels. Second Lake itself provides calmer water conditions, making it accessible for beginners and families. The landscape typical of this region includes wooded shorelines characteristic of mid-Michigan. Before visiting, paddlers should check current water conditions and consider the season, as river conditions can vary. For specific details about amenities, parking, facilities, and any associated fees or permits, contact local Gladwin County parks or recreation departments or visit the Michigan Department of Natural Resources website for the most current access information.