Summersville Lake Salmon Run Pier Boat Ramp
Summersville Lake Salmon Run Pier Boat Ramp
Salmon Run Pier Boat Ramp is one of four public access points on Summersville Lake, located near the Route 19 bridge in Nicholas County.
This Army Corps of Engineers facility provides boat launch access to West Virginia's largest reservoir (2,790 acres), serving both motorboaters and paddlers exploring the lake's scenic coves and 70-foot cliffs. A day-use fee is required for access.
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