Kentucky environmental attorney Sanders says 14 boatramps are usuable at elevation 680 at Lake Cumberland.

Lake Cumberland is Open for Business in 2009!!

Lake Cumberland is one of the largest man-made bodies of water east of the Mississippi River. A jewel and vacationer’s paradise, Lake Cumberland covers over 63,000 acres. Its waters touch over 1,255 miles of shoreline with an average depth of an astonishing 90 feet.

Lake Cumberland is one of the ten largest lakes in the nation. Lined with federally protected shores, it’s beauty abounds. The lake is popular for skiing, fishing, and recreational boating.

 The following fourteen boat ramps are monitored by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and are usable at or near the target elevation 680.

 

	Alligator Dock #1
	Alligator Dock #2
	Beaver Creek Resort
	Burnside Island State Park
	Conley Bottom Marina
	Cumberland Point
	Fall Creek
	Grider Hill Marina
	Halcomb’s Landing
	Jamestown Marina
	Lake Cumberland State Park-Greasy Creek
	Lee’s Ford Marina
	London Dock
	Omega/Buck Creek Dock
	Waitsboro