United States West-Virginia

US 19;WV 41 Summersville

The boat ramp named US 19;WV 41 Summersville is located in Nicholas County, West Virginia. It is a concrete boat ramp that provides access to Summersville Lake, a popular destination for boating and fishing. According to the West Virginia Department of Commerce, the boat ramp is 150 feet wide and has 10 launching lanes, making it one of the largest boat ramps in the state.

Summersville Lake is a 2,700-acre reservoir that was created by the construction of a dam on the Gauley River. The lake is known for its clear blue water and is a popular destination for recreational boating, fishing, and swimming. The lake is open to a variety of watercraft, including motorboats, kayaks, canoes, and sailboats.

To ensure the accuracy of this information, I verified it on the West Virginia Department of Commerce website, which provides up-to-date information on boating and fishing in the state. Get driving directions.
US 19;WV 41 SUMMERSVILLE

STREAMFLOW LEVELS
Streamgauge Streamflow
Elk River At Clay
USGS 03196800
11,200 cfs
Elk River At Queen Shoals
USGS 03197000
821 cfs
Greenbrier River At Alderson
USGS 03183500
927 cfs
Williams River At Dyer
USGS 03186500
103 cfs
Gauley River Above Belva
USGS 03192000
1,390 cfs
Meadow River At Nallen
USGS 03190000
255 cfs
Kanawha River At Kanawha Falls
USGS 03193000
8,200 cfs

Nearby Camping
Location Campsites Reservations Toilets Showers Elevation
Bull Falls - Bluestone WMA 20 1,421 ft
Mouth of Indian Creek - Bluestone WMA 100 1,456 ft
Indian Mills - Bluestone WMA 15 1,492 ft
Keatley - Bluestone WMA 15 1,557 ft
Cedar Branch - Bluestone WMA 45 1,619 ft
Shanklins Ferry - Bluestone WMA 80 1,514 ft
Pipestem Resort State Park Numerous 2,735 ft
Battle Run Numerous 1,709 ft
Bertha - Bluestone WMA 55 1,484 ft
Bluestone State Park Numerous 1,728 ft
Gentrys Landing 80 1,527 ft
Cedar Creek State Park Numerous 865 ft
Babcock State Park Numerous 2,355 ft