Olbrich Park Boat Ramp
Olbrich Park Boat Ramp
Olbrich Park Boat Ramp provides public access to Lake Monona via Starkweather Creek and offers a year-round pier for fishing.
Boaters should use caution navigating the narrowed channel where the creek meets the lake due to low water levels and sediment accumulation; alternate launch sites like Olin or Winnequah may be preferable.
A daily or annual Lake Access Permit is required, and the park features amenities including restrooms, drinking water, canoe/kayak rentals through Rutabaga Paddlesports, and a designated canoe/kayak launch area.
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