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**Location & Facilities**
Saint Albans Bay is a two-lane concrete boat ramp located on the eastern shore of Lake Champlain in Georgia, Franklin County, Vermont. The access point is situated off Hathaway Point Road and provides a well-maintained launch facility suitable for kayaks, canoes, and larger recreational boats. Gravel parking is available for vehicles and trailers.
**Paddling Opportunities**
This mid-lake access point on the eastern side of Lake Champlain offers convenient launching for exploring the northern reaches of Vermont's largest lake. Paddlers will find access to diverse habitats and scenic areas, including proximity to the Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge—a 6,729-acre wetland area established in 1943 that supports migratory bird populations. The site is ideal for both day trips and longer paddling excursions along the lake's protected bays and shorelines.
**Planning Your Visit**
Saint Albans Bay is a moderate-sized launch facility well-suited for paddlers of varying skill levels. The concrete ramp provides reliable water access in most conditions, making it a dependable choice for launching kayaks and canoes throughout the paddling season.