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Best boat ramps near Townshend

19 boat ramps · 19 ranked · updated 2026-11-12 · off-season

Explore the best boat ramps near Townshend, Vermont — every spot ranked by our conditions-aware Snoflo score: live conditions first, then visitor reviews and logged trips. Click a pin on the map for the score and what's driving it.

Showing the top 15 of 19 boat ramps · best 15 shown on the map
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Town Shed Road Manchester
#1 Town Shed Road Manchester Fair
18.9 mi away
· Low water nearby - ramp may be shallow· Cold - 35 F· Chance Rain · 35°F
Town Shed Road in Manchester, Vermont offers a hand-carry only boat launch with no developed ramp, making it suitable for kayaks, canoes, and other small watercraft. The access…
Why 57: live conditions (fair)
57Solid
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Dufresne Pond Road Manchester
#2 Dufresne Pond Road Manchester Fair
19.1 mi away
· Low water nearby - ramp may be shallow· Cold - 35 F· Chance Rain · 35°F
Dufresne Pond Road in Manchester, Vermont offers hand-carry only access to Dufresne Pond—there is no formal boat ramp or dock. This site is best suited for canoes, kayaks, and…
Why 57: live conditions (fair)
57Solid
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Putney Landing
#3 Putney Landing
11.1 mi away
Putney Landing is a public boat launch on Connecticut River in Windham County, Vermont. Snoflo tracks live launch conditions here from the nearest streamflow gauge and buoys…
Why 55: public ramp & water access
55Solid
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Dummerston
#4 Dummerston
11.1 mi away
Dummerston is a public boat launch on Connecticut River in Windham County, Vermont. Snoflo tracks live launch conditions here from the nearest streamflow gauge and buoys…
Why 55: public ramp & water access
55Solid
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Pine Street
#5 Pine Street Good
12.6 mi away
· Air quality / smoke advisory· Streamflow nearby - Connecticut River At North Walpole· Patchy Smoke · 86°F · 10 mph wind
Pine Street is a public boat launch on Connecticut River in Cheshire County, New Hampshire. Snoflo tracks live launch conditions here from the nearest streamflow gauge and buoys…
Why 55: public ramp & water access
55Solid
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South Pond
#6 South Pond
15.6 mi away
South Pond is a public boat launch on South Pond in Windham County, Vermont. Snoflo tracks live launch conditions here from the nearest streamflow gauge and buoys, alongside a…
Why 55: public ramp & water access
55Solid
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Hoyts Landing
#7 Hoyts Landing
18.2 mi away
Hoyts Landing is a public boat launch on Connecticut River in Windsor County, Vermont. Snoflo tracks live launch conditions here from the nearest streamflow gauge and buoys…
Why 55: public ramp & water access
55Solid
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Surry Mountain Recreation Area
#8 Surry Mountain Recreation Area Fair
18.9 mi away
· Air quality / smoke advisory· Streamflow nearby - Ashuelot River Below Surry Mt Dam· Windy - 20 mph
Surry Mountain Recreation Area is a public boat launch on Surry Mountain Lake in Cheshire County, New Hampshire. Snoflo tracks live launch conditions here from the nearest…
Why 55: public ramp & water access
55Solid
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Fairview Avenue 298, Wilmington
#9 Fairview Avenue 298, Wilmington Fair
17.9 mi away
· Low water nearby - ramp may be shallow · 5 mi away· Cold - 36 F· Chance Rain · 36°F
Fairview Avenue 298 in Wilmington, Vermont, offers a hand-carry only boat launch located on or near Lake Whitingham (Harriman Reservoir). This site is not suitable for…
Why 53: live conditions (fair)
53Solid
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Gale Meadow Road Londonderry
#10 Gale Meadow Road Londonderry Fair
11.4 mi away
· Low water nearby - ramp may be shallow · 5 mi away· Cold - 35 F· Chance Rain · 35°F
Gale Meadow Road in Londonderry, Vermont, provides hand-carry-only access to Gale Meadows Pond, a scenic, non-motorized waterbody ideal for canoes, kayaks, and paddleboards. There…
Why 50: live conditions (fair)
50Solid
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Somerset
#11 Somerset Fair
14.9 mi away
· Low water nearby - ramp may be shallow · 4 mi away· Cold - 35 F· Chance Rain · 35°F
Somerset, Vermont offers a hand-carry-only boat launch located on Somerset Reservoir. There is no developed ramp—launching is only suitable for canoes, kayaks, and small…
Why 50: live conditions (fair)
50Solid
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Lake Raponda Road Wilmington
#12 Lake Raponda Road Wilmington Good
14.7 mi away
· Low water nearby - ramp may be shallow · 7 mi away· Areas Frost and Patchy Fog then Sunny · 63°F · 7 mph wind
Lake Raponda Road in Wilmington, New Hampshire offers a hand-carry only boat launch suitable for kayaks, canoes, and small non-motorized craft. There is no formal concrete or…
Why 48: live conditions (good)
48Rated
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Connecticut River boat launch
#13 Connecticut River boat launch
13.3 mi away
The Connecticut River boat launch near the New Hampshire-Vermont border (approx. coordinates: 42.9180, -72.5218) offers a gravel or dirt launch suitable for hand-carry and small…
Why 40: public ramp & water access
40Rated
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Connecticut River boat launch
#14 Connecticut River boat launch
16.7 mi away
The Connecticut River boat launch in Vermont (ID: 29525) offers a gravel ramp suitable for small to medium watercraft. It is trailer-friendly and accessible by standard…
Why 40: public ramp & water access
40Rated
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Spofford Lake boat launch
#15 Spofford Lake boat launch
16.7 mi away
Based on the latest information available, the Spofford Lake boat launch is a concrete boat ramp located in Chesterfield, New Hampshire. It is approximately 20 feet wide and…
Why 40: public ramp & water access
40Rated

Boat Ramps near Townshend

The Townshend area has 19 boat ramps on Snoflo, ranked by live conditions, visitor reviews, and logged trips — so the best, closest options rise to the top.

How we rank the best boat ramps near Townshend

How are these boat ramps ranked?

Each gets a daily Snoflo score blending live conditions, visitor review ratings, and logged trips. The order reflects what's best right now and re-ranks every day.

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Daily, as new conditions, reviews, and trips arrive — so "best right now" means right now.

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Each pin shows that spot's current Snoflo score; tap it for the breakdown and a link to the full report.

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