Tilton Conservation Area Boat Ramp
Tilton Conservation Area Boat Ramp
Tilton Conservation Area offers carry-in boat access to the Lamprey River at Route 87, with parking for 8 cars located just 20 feet from the launch.
The official launch features eroded rip-rap with an informal dirt path alternative, making it the endpoint of the Lamprey River Canoe Race.
Paddlers should exercise caution downstream due to downed trees and steep slopes with poison ivy present along the banks.
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