Kayak launch

If your water levels fluctuate, our launch port lift has a lifting height of 75" so you can easily launch your kayak, canoe or other small craft from your dock. Easily raise and lower the launch platform with the 30" handwheel, board your craft with the assistance of the boarding handle, then smoothly launch your boat from the launch ramp with non-marring Stoltz polyurethane rollers and grab & launch rails. Launch ramp features non-skid Sure-Step® vinyl decking on the platform.

Launch your kayak or other small craft with our launch docks or kayak seawall lift and launch. Features a non-skid access ramp, kayak boarding handle and non-marring Stoltz rollers. Residential and commercial systems.

Kayakers now have an easier and safer way to enjoy the water at Rotary Park at Liberty Branch in Gallatin.A kayak launch was installed at the park last week as part of a coordinated effort between the City of Gallatin, Gallatin Morning Rotary Club and the Tennessee Scenic Rivers Association.u00a0u201cRecreational kayaking has just boomed in the last few years,u201d Tennessee <a href="https://mainstreetmediatn.com/articles/gallatinnews/kayak-launch-opens-at-rotary-park-in-gallatin/">[…]</a>

Kayak cradle/launch pad that attaches to dock

Floating kayak launch dock system for launching kayaks & canoes from your dock. Featuring a non-skid access ramp, kayak boarding handle and non-marring Stoltz rollers. Available as an independent launch or added to one of our custom floating dock systems.

Rock Falls Tourism is offering self-serve kayak rentals along the canal. Four kayaks are available at the rental kiosk at 2400 First Ave., near the Route 40 Hennepin Canal boat launch, for anyone 18 and older.

We have lots of options for kayak rentals in Northeast Wisconsin! Find a spot to enjoy nature from the water with your family!

Are you a DIY kind of person? If so, you may have been thinking about building your very own kayak launch system. Building a kayak launch system takes some time and hard work, but it’s

Image 13 of 16 from gallery of Hudson River Education Center And Pavilion / Architecture Research Office. Photograph by James Ewing

The ribbon has been cut on the new fishing pier and kayak launch at Valdese Lakeside Park.