Place

Stateline Auxiliary Launch Ramp

Aerial view of a concrete ramp on a desert lake.
Raven's-eye view of Stateline Auxiliary Launch Ramp, May 2026

NPS

Quick Facts
Location:
A spur on the right side of Stateline Ramp off of Lakeshore Drive.
Significance:
Boat Launch

Aquatic Invasive Species Inspection, Boat Ramp, Information - Ranger/Staff Member Present, Parking - Boat Trailer

Stateline Auxiliary Launch Ramp

The ramp is located halfway down the Stateline Launch Ramp. Turnoff on the gracvel road and parlking lot on your left. This launch ramp is operable for vessel launch and retrieve at lake elevation 3515 ft or above.

This ramp is open for launch and retrieval of motorized vessels. Paddlecraft should ue the Stateline Main Ramp or Wahweap Main Ramp.

The National Park Service, in partnership with Aramark, rehabilitated the Stateline Auxiliary Boat Ramp in 2021 to provide access to the southern parts of Lake Powell during low water conditions. The Stateline Auxiliary Ramp is located in the highest visitation area of Lake Powell and is accessed via Highway 89 near Page, Arizona.

Keep the flow of traffic moving smoothly:

  • Auxiliary ramp is accessed from the spur road on the right of the the Wahweap Stateline Main Ramp.
  • Prepare all boats in the Stateline Main Ramp parking lot before accessing the auxiliary ramp. 
  • Boat launch and retrieval will only occur on installed boiler plate materials and the useable area will be marked.  
  • Parking will remain in designated parking lots only.  

This launch ramp is operable for vessel launch and retrieve down to 3520 ft.


All boats exiting Lake Powell must follow decontamination protocols to keep quagga mussels and other aquatic invasive species out of other bodies of water. Check your home state's regulations. Always Clean, Drain, and Dry your vessel and gear.

Check ramp conditions before you arrive on our Changing Lake Levels Webpage.

Glen Canyon National Recreation Area

Last updated: June 10, 2026