Lake Gogebic- East Side

Boat ramp · on Lake Gogebic · near Bergland · Michigan

Open per Michigan DNR Boating Access Sites's data, updated weekly. Seasonal gates, low water and storms are not always posted; check before you tow.

At the launch

Type: Boat ramp
Fee: Recreation Passport required
Ramp lanes: 2
Docks: 1
Trailer parking: 26 spaces
Restrooms: No
Hours: Open at all times
Managed by: Michigan DNR Parks and Recreation
Website: mcgi.state.mi.us
Coordinates: 46.47326, -89.53205

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On Lake Gogebic

Lake Gogebic is the largest natural inland lake in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. It lies in the far western Upper Peninsula near the Wisconsin border, inside the Ottawa National Forest, and is split between Gogebic and Ontonagon counties. The lake also crosses the line between the Central and Eastern time zones. It covers 13,380 acres and is about 14 miles long and up to 2.5 miles wide. Average depth is 17.5 feet and maximum depth is 38 feet. Trout Brook and the Merriwether and Slate rivers flow in, and the lake drains through the West Branch of the Ontonagon River. The lake is natural, but the Upper Peninsula Power Company regulates its level with the Bergland Dam downstream on the West Branch. Bergland sits at the north end of the lake. More about Lake Gogebic.

Community

Where people who use Lake Gogebic talk about it.

Lake Gogebic Improvement Association Facebook
Lake Gogebic State Park - Michigan DNR Agency
Lake Gogebic Reports - Lake Gogebic Area Chamber of Commerce Link
Lake-Link Forums: Lake Gogebic Forum
Search Reddit: r/Michigan Reddit
Search all of Reddit for Lake Gogebic, Michigan Reddit

Nearby launches

Lake Gogebic State Park · 2.0 mi · Lake Gogebic
Bergland Dock · 8.3 mi · Lake Gogebic
Old 64 Canoe Access · 10.0 mi · Presque Isle River
Bobcat Lake Boat · 10.4 mi · Bobcat Lake
Ewen · 12.9 mi · South Branch Ontonagon River
Beatons Lake Boat Launch · 13.2 mi · Beatons Lake

Sources

Michigan DNR Boating Access Sites record 5909190e-e046-4e3a-9c02-6ce9d235b22d · Public record; "no restrictions on use, reproduction, or distribution"

Why it is listed as public: listed by Michigan DNR Boating Access Sites. Something wrong, or is this launch private? Corrections help everyone; a reporting form is coming soon.