West Virginia Boat Ramps

West Virginia's extensive network of rivers, lakes, and waterways—including the Ohio River, New River, and numerous state impoundments—provides year-round opportunities for boating enthusiasts throughout the state. The state maintains 189 public boat ramps spread across its regions, offering a mix of access points with varying fee structures and surface conditions, from concrete and paved launches to natural ground ramps. This directory helps boaters locate convenient launch points nearest their location and learn about access details before heading out on the water.

46
Total Ramps
2
Free Access
Name Fee Surface Access
Barnum Whitewater Area Public
Boat Ramp Public
Boat Ramp Public
Boat Ramp Public
Boat Ramp Public
Boat Ramp Public
Boat Ramp Public
Boat Ramp Public
Boat ramp Stonecoal Reservoir Public
Brooks Falls River Access Public
Buffalo Boat Ramp Public
Canoe & Kajak access only Public
Coonskin Boat Launch paved yes
Cunard River Access Public
Duck ground yes
Fayette River Access Public
Gerald L. Scott Boat Ramp Public
Gilmer–Braxton County Line Access Public
Glenville Fishing and Boating Access Public
Grandview Sandbar River Access Public
Kayak Public
Meadow Creek River Access Public
Mud River Access Free yes
Ohio River Public Access Site Public
Paden City Park Boat Launch Free concrete yes
Pringle Tree Park Public
Public Boat Ramp Public
Public River Access Public
Public River Access Public
Public River Access Public
Public River Access Public
Public River Access, Fishing Public
River access Public
River Access Public
River Access Public
River Access Public
Saint Marys boat ramp Public
Sandstone Falls River Access Public
Scotts Ford Public Access Site yes
Sportsman Park boat ramp Public
Spring Gap boat launch Public
St.Albans Boat Ramp Public
Stone Cliff River Access Public
Stony River Run Access Public
Tug Creek River Access Public
Walhonde Water Trail Access Ramp Public