Lake Powell boat ramps

At 2026-09-14's elevation of 3,516.74 ft, the lake sits above the NPS minimum usable elevation for 1 of 13 rated launch points. Official statuses below are the National Park Service's own wording; the margin column is our arithmetic (today's elevation minus each ramp's NPS minimum).

Launch pointAreaNPS statusNPS min. elevation (ft)Today's margin (ft)
Wahweap Stateline Auxiliary Wahweap Available for motorized vessels 3,515 +1.7
Bullfrog North Bullfrog Launch at your own risk 3,525 −8.3
Antelope Point Business Antelope Point Closed 3,535 −18.3
Wahweap Main Wahweap Closed to motorized vessels/houseboats 3,545 −28.3
Bullfrog Main Spur Bullfrog Closed to motorized vessels 3,549 −32.3
Halls Crossing Halls Crossing Closed to all vessels 3,557 −40.3
Wahweap Stateline Wahweap Closed to motorized vessels/houseboats 3,567 −50.3
UDOT Ferry Halls Crossing/Bullfrog Closed 3,575 −58.3
UDOT Launch Ramps Halls Crossing/Bullfrog Closed 3,575 −58.3
Bullfrog Main Bullfrog Closed 3,578 −61.3
Castle Rock Cut (channel) Wahweap Closed 3,583 −66.3
Antelope Point Public Antelope Point Closed to motorized vessels 3,588 −71.3
Hite Hite Closed (out of water) 3,650 −133.3
Stanton Creek Primitive Bullfrog Closed

Official statuses and minimum elevations: NPS Glen Canyon, "Changing Lake Levels" (page updated 2026-07-24; snapshotted 2026-07-27). A positive margin does not guarantee a ramp is open — surface damage, construction, and congestion also close ramps, which is why the NPS status column can say "closed" even with water above the minimum. Always check NPS before towing a boat out.

Construction notes (per NPS, Feb 2026): Per NPS release 2026-02-27: Stateline Auxiliary being extended; Antelope Point Public, Stanton Creek (Bullfrog), and Hite North ramp extensions under construction (not ready by summer 2026); temporary North Wash ramp planned with Utah. (source)

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