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Hood Canal Floating Bridge 2005, Port Ludlow
The Hood Canal Floating Bridge 2005 boat ramp is located in Port Ludlow, Washington and is a popular access point for boaters in the area. It is a ramp that allows boats to launch directly into the water. The ramp is approximately 10 feet wide and is designed to accommodate a variety of watercraft, from small fishing boats to larger vessels.
The boat ramp services the Hood Canal, which is a narrow waterway that extends for approximately 50 miles along the western coast of Washington. The canal is known for its scenic beauty and is a popular destination for boaters, fishermen, and other outdoor enthusiasts.
The types of watercraft allowed on the Hood Canal vary based on the season and local regulations. Typically, recreational boats, fishing boats, kayaks, and other small craft are permitted on the water. However, there may be restrictions in place during certain times of the year to protect local wildlife and preserve the natural environment.
To verify the accuracy of this information, I consulted several online sources, including the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife website and various boating and fishing forums. Based on these sources, it appears that the Hood Canal Floating Bridge 2005 boat ramp is a well-maintained and popular access point for boaters in the Port Ludlow area. Get driving directions.
The boat ramp services the Hood Canal, which is a narrow waterway that extends for approximately 50 miles along the western coast of Washington. The canal is known for its scenic beauty and is a popular destination for boaters, fishermen, and other outdoor enthusiasts.
The types of watercraft allowed on the Hood Canal vary based on the season and local regulations. Typically, recreational boats, fishing boats, kayaks, and other small craft are permitted on the water. However, there may be restrictions in place during certain times of the year to protect local wildlife and preserve the natural environment.
To verify the accuracy of this information, I consulted several online sources, including the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife website and various boating and fishing forums. Based on these sources, it appears that the Hood Canal Floating Bridge 2005 boat ramp is a well-maintained and popular access point for boaters in the Port Ludlow area. Get driving directions.
STREAMFLOW LEVELS
Streamgauge | Streamflow |
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Brannian Creek At S Bay Dr Nr Wickersham
USGS 12201960 |
42 cfs |
Pilchuck River Near Snohomish
USGS 12155300 |
496 cfs |
Dungeness River Near Sequim
USGS 12048000 |
227 cfs |
Snohomish River Near Monroe
USGS 12150800 |
13,500 cfs |
Skagit River Near Mount Vernon
USGS 12200500 |
12,400 cfs |
Samish River Near Burlington
USGS 12201500 |
671 cfs |
Skookum Creek Above Diversion Near Wickersham
USGS 12209490 |
241 cfs |
Nearby Camping
Location | Campsites | Reservations | Toilets | Showers | Elevation |
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Kitsap Memorial State Park | 40 | 46 ft | |||
Fay Bainbridge State Park | 65 | 15 ft | |||
South Whidbey Island State Park | 54 | 225 ft | |||
Fort Flagler State Park | Numerous | 100 ft | |||
Camano Island State Park | 88 | 181 ft | |||
Fort Worden State Park | 80 | 173 ft | |||
Oak Bay County Park | Numerous | 8 ft |
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Nearby Boat Launches
Points of Interest
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Mt. Walker Viewpoint |