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--- toledo_yaquina_ramp [2026/07/16 12:23] – bob
+++ toledo_yaquina_ramp [2026/08/17 13:11] (current) – add end of ramp bob
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 **Launch Description**
-The ramp and associated dock project into the river.  The surface is good and long enough to be available at all tides.  The slope is average but deep keel sailboats should be careful.  The river can have 14+ feet of tidal range.  Halfway between high and low, or low and high, the flow of the river can  be an issue.  It is perpendicular to the ramp and can be an issue to arriving or leaving the dock.  Consider using the attached dock that is parallel to the river.  This requires some hand line fussing to get the boat onto a trailer.  The best alternative is probably high tide, if your schedule allows.  The ramp is generally OK at all tides [Need ramp depth at zero tide].
+The ramp and associated dock project into the river.  The surface is good and long enough to be available at all tides.  The slope is average but deep keel sailboats should be careful.  The river can have 14+ feet of tidal range.  Halfway between high and low, or low and high, the flow of the river can  be an issue.  It is perpendicular to the ramp and can be an issue to arriving or leaving the dock.  Consider using the attached dock that is parallel to the river.  This requires some hand line fussing to get the boat onto a trailer.  The best alternative is probably high tide, if your schedule allows.  The ramp is generally OK at all tides.  There is an "end of ramp" line on the dock that parallels the ramp.  It is 10-ft from the extreme end of the dock.  That is way out on the dock!
 **Water Character**