Round Lake

Round Lake Boat Ramp offers convenient access to Round Lake, a small inland lake ideal for paddlers new to boating. The ramp features a developed concrete launch with a short access span (less than 50 yards), making it straightforward for kayakers and canoeists to get their vessels on the water. Parking is available on-site, and pit toilets are provided for visitor convenience.

This location serves as an excellent base for exploring a chain of connected lakes—Round Lake connects to Pike, Amik, and Turner lakes—allowing paddlers to plan extended trips across multiple water bodies. The surrounding area is part of the Chequamegon National Forest and offers scenic paddling, particularly during sunrise and sunset. The Round Lake Trail, a 3.5-mile loop around the lake, provides additional recreation options for non-paddlers or those seeking land-based activities.

The ramp also functions as a trailhead for the Flambeau Motorized Trail, so paddlers should be aware of potential motor traffic in the area. This is a good starting point for beginner paddlers or anyone seeking a calm, accessible launch in northern Wisconsin.