Best Places to Kayak Near Grassy Butte, ND

26 public launch points within 50 miles of Grassy Butte, ranked by water conditions, access, and amenities.

26 nearby16 Lakes7 Reservoirs3 Rivers
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A stunning sunset over the body of water that carries the name of Devils Lake, North Dakota

Leland Dam

North Dakota · 24.9 mi

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A stunning sunset over the body of water that carries the name of Devils Lake, North Dakota

Arnegard Dam

North Dakota · 28.5 mi

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Sather Dam

North Dakota · 28.6 mi

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Lake Ilo

North Dakota · 30.4 mi

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Lake Sakakawea

North Dakota · 37.3 mi

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Two paddleboarders on a serene mountain lake at sunset

Diamond Willow

Montana · 41.5 mi

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Camels Hump Lake

North Dakota · 42.3 mi

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Rushing white water flows through the scenic landscape.

Sidney Bridge

Montana · 43.3 mi

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Lake Sakakawea

North Dakota · 43.3 mi

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A stunning sunset over the body of water that carries the name of Devils Lake, North Dakota

Odland Dam

North Dakota · 43.6 mi

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Lake Sakakawea

North Dakota · 44.4 mi

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Lake Sakakawea

North Dakota · 44.6 mi

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Lake Sakakawea

North Dakota · 44.7 mi

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Lake Sakakawea

North Dakota · 44.8 mi

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Dickinson Reservoir

North Dakota · 45.1 mi

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A stunning sunset over the body of water that carries the name of Devils Lake, North Dakota

Dickinson Reservoir

North Dakota · 45.2 mi

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Dickinson Reservoir

North Dakota · 45.3 mi

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Lake Sakakawea

North Dakota · 46.5 mi

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Lake Sakakawea

North Dakota · 47.2 mi

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Lake Sakakawea

North Dakota · 48.2 mi

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Lake Sakakawea

North Dakota · 48.8 mi

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green grass field near lake during daytime

Upper Missouri River

North Dakota · 49.3 mi

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Lake Sakakawea

North Dakota · 49.5 mi

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Trenton Lake

North Dakota · 49.5 mi

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Lake Sakakawea

North Dakota · 49.8 mi

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green grass field near lake during daytime

Upper Missouri River

North Dakota · 49.9 mi

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the best places to kayak near Grassy Butte, ND?

Top picks near Grassy Butte include Trenton Lake, Lake Ilo, Lake Sakakawea. In total there are 26 public launch points within 50 miles, with paddling on lakes, reservoirs, rivers.

What types of paddling can I do near Grassy Butte?

Near Grassy Butte you'll find opportunities for kayaking, canoeing, and stand-up paddle boarding. Most locations offer beginner-friendly conditions with public boat ramp access.

Are there free kayak launches near Grassy Butte?

Yes! Most public boat ramps near Grassy Butte are free to use. Some state parks and recreation areas may charge a small parking or entrance fee.