United States Oregon

Columbia Trail, North Bonneville

The Columbia Trail boat ramp in North Bonneville, Oregon is a concrete boat ramp that provides access to the Columbia River. It is approximately 20 feet wide and suitable for launching small to medium-sized boats. The boat ramp is located at latitude 45.63641739 and longitude -121.96289825.

The Columbia River is a major waterway in the Pacific Northwest, which spans over 1,200 miles from its source in the Rocky Mountains of British Columbia to its mouth at the Pacific Ocean. The river is a popular destination for recreational boating, fishing, and other water sports.

According to the latest information available, the Columbia Trail boat ramp allows access to the Columbia River for a variety of watercraft, including fishing boats, kayaks, and other small boats. However, larger boats may have difficulty launching from this ramp due to its relatively narrow width.

Overall, the Columbia Trail boat ramp is a convenient and popular access point for boaters looking to enjoy the scenic beauty and recreational opportunities of the Columbia River in Oregon. Get driving directions.
COLUMBIA TRAIL, NORTH BONNEVILLE

STREAMFLOW LEVELS
Streamgauge Streamflow
Breitenbush R Abv French Cr Nr Detroit
USGS 14179000
854 cfs
North Santiam River At Niagara
USGS 14181500
1,580 cfs
Little North Santiam River Near Mehama
USGS 14182500
1,660 cfs
Oak Grove Fork At Ripplebrook Campground
USGS 14209250
219 cfs
North Santiam River At Mehama
USGS 14183000
3,760 cfs
Oak Grove Fork Above Powerplant Intake
USGS 14209000
658 cfs
Shitike Cr
USGS 14092750
109 cfs

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