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Copmanhurst Boat Ramp

The Copmanhurst Boat Ramp sits on the Clarence River in Copmanhurst, New South Wales, roughly 30 minutes northwest of Grafton.

It marks the practical upstream limit for motorised boating on the Clarence, as rapids beyond this point prevent further river travel.

The ramp is also the downstream terminus of the Clarence Canoe & Kayak Trail, the longest mapped whitewater trail in Australia, which stretches more than 195 km from Nymboi-Binderay National Park.

The site adjoins the Copmanhurst Recreational Reserve and offers free camping beside the river. The surrounding area features sandy beaches and good fishing. A short walk leads into the small township of Copmanhurst.


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