Halifax Boro Boat Ramp
Halifax Boro Boat Ramp
Halifax Boro Boat Ramp is a public access point on the Susquehanna River in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, featuring a boat ramp and parking facilities.
Located at River Mile 92, it serves as the primary put-in for the popular 15-mile Halifax to Fort Hunter paddle route and requires a PA state launch permit.
The ramp provides convenient access to the Middle Section of the Susquehanna River, known for its scenic islands and moderate paddling conditions.
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Commissioners Pathway to the Wild Access
Gannett Fleming Pathway to Learning ADA Access
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Haldeman Island Access
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State Game Lands 211 Access
State Game Lands 211 Access
State Game Lands 211 Parking
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Wiconisco Street Bridge Access
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