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The County Road 11 Bridge access, located just south of Mora, offers a concrete boat ramp for launching onto the Snake River, a major river system with significant flow and current. This BLM site features a narrow ramp with a tight turning radius, so arrive prepared for maneuvering larger vehicles and trailers carefully. Note that the current is swift near the ramp and there are underwater hazards in the immediate launch area, requiring caution during entry and exit.
The Snake River at this location (River Mile 34.8) is well-suited for intermediate paddlers and boaters seeking scenic float trips with manageable conditions. A popular 6.4-mile float extends downstream to Queen Street Bridge near Pine City, taking roughly 2–3 hours. Longer trips to Pine City (approximately 22 miles) are feasible, with a developed campsite about 10 miles downstream. Given the river's average flow of nearly 50,000 cubic feet per second and swift current, paddlers should be comfortable with moving water and check conditions before launching.
Parking and facilities are available on-site, though access roads can be tight. Arriving early during peak times is recommended to secure parking and account for the narrow ramp configuration.