Access Site
WI
Upper Pike Creek
City: Sand Creek, WI
County: Dunn County
Type: Boat Ramp
Location: 45.20094388, -91.72032488
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Location
Interactive access map
Loads when you reach this section.
Nearby Gauge Conditions
Red Cedar River near Colfax, WI
10.2 mi away
Duncan Creek at Bloomer, WI
13.3 mi away
Hay River at Wheeler, WI
14.1 mi away
Real-time data from USGS Water Services
About This Access Site
**Location & Access**
Upper Pike Creek is located in Sand Creek, Dunn County, Wisconsin (coordinates: 45.20094388, -91.72032488). This is a public boat ramp and carry-in access point managed by the Wisconsin DNR, providing entry to Upper Pike Creek for kayakers, canoeists, and small motorboats.
**What to Expect**
As an upper creek access point, paddlers should be prepared for a smaller waterway typical of headwater streams in northern Wisconsin. Upper creek sections generally feature tighter passages, fallen trees, and variable water levels depending on recent rainfall. This site works well for kayakers and canoeists seeking a more intimate paddling experience, though water conditions can change seasonally. Check current water levels and flow conditions before paddling, as spring runoff and dry periods can significantly affect navigability.
**Before You Visit**
Confirm current conditions and any access restrictions through the Wisconsin DNR boat access website (dnr.wi.gov/topic/Lands/boataccess/). Arrive early during peak seasons, as carry-in access sites may have limited parking. Bring appropriate gear for creek paddling, including the ability to portage around obstacles.
Upper Pike Creek is located in Sand Creek, Dunn County, Wisconsin (coordinates: 45.20094388, -91.72032488). This is a public boat ramp and carry-in access point managed by the Wisconsin DNR, providing entry to Upper Pike Creek for kayakers, canoeists, and small motorboats.
**What to Expect**
As an upper creek access point, paddlers should be prepared for a smaller waterway typical of headwater streams in northern Wisconsin. Upper creek sections generally feature tighter passages, fallen trees, and variable water levels depending on recent rainfall. This site works well for kayakers and canoeists seeking a more intimate paddling experience, though water conditions can change seasonally. Check current water levels and flow conditions before paddling, as spring runoff and dry periods can significantly affect navigability.
**Before You Visit**
Confirm current conditions and any access restrictions through the Wisconsin DNR boat access website (dnr.wi.gov/topic/Lands/boataccess/). Arrive early during peak seasons, as carry-in access sites may have limited parking. Bring appropriate gear for creek paddling, including the ability to portage around obstacles.