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Snake River, Co Rd 3 Public Water Access Site
Carry-in (canoe and kayak) · on Snake River · near Mora · Minnesota
Status not reported No closure has been posted for this launch, but its agency does not publish open or closed status. Check with the managing agency before you tow.
At the launch
- Type
- Carry-in (canoe and kayak)
- Car parking
- 8 spaces
- Restrooms
- No
- Managed by
- DNR Division of Parks and Trails
- Coordinates
- 46.02376, -93.23194
On Snake River
The Snake River is a 104-mile tributary of the St. Croix River in east-central Minnesota. Its headwaters are in southern Aitkin County. The river flows south through Kanabec County and turns east near Mora, following a minor fault line. It enters the St. Croix 13 miles east of Pine City, and along the way it flows through Cross Lake and Pokegama Lake. Its watershed covers about 1,006 square miles in Aitkin, Kanabec, Mille Lacs, Pine and Isanti counties within the St. Croix River Basin. The Knife, Ann and Groundhouse rivers and Rice Creek are its major tributaries. More about Snake River.
Boating rules on Snake River
- Non-motorized watercraft longer than 10 feet must be licensed source
- A U.S. Coast Guard approved life jacket must be readily accessible for each paddler source
- Clean aquatic plants and animals off boats and drain all water before launching and before leaving (aquatic invasive species prevention) source
Community
Where people who use Snake River talk about it.
Nearby launches
- Pomroy Lake Public Water Access Site · 2.6 mi · Pomroy Lake
- Knife Lake (NE) Public Water Access Site · 3.5 mi · Knife Lake
- Knife Lake (S) Public Water Access Site · 5.8 mi · Knife Lake
- Bland Lake Public Water Access Site · 9.3 mi · Lake Five
- Quamba Lake Public Water Access Site · 9.3 mi · Mud Lake
- Snake River (S), Aitkin Co Park Public Water Access Site · 10.2 mi · Snake River
Sources
- Minnesota DNR Public Water Access Sites record WAS00457 · Public data (MN Geospatial Commons), DNR disclaimer
Why it is listed as public: listed by Minnesota DNR Public Water Access Sites. Something wrong, or is this launch private? Corrections help everyone; a reporting form is coming soon.