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Originally Posted by CateP
Try the Wolfeboro Corinthian Yacht Club. 603-569-1234.
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WCYC is a good spot, but wouldn't I have to be a member? BTW, my wife and I met you at the WCYC open house a couple of weeks ago.
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Originally Posted by NoBozo
As a serious sailor, I would recommend the Libby Museum launch site. You can launch and park for the day behind the museum (Free) and I think this is the best launch site that is most accessible to the broads and the best wind. If the wind is light it may take you awhile depending on your skill.
If it's blowing when you launch..you will have good fun getting out of Winter Harbor and out to the broads. ...You may even turn back when you get to the entrance to the big lake and see those White Horses, because the broads may be a "buster". NB.  |
The broads don't scare me. Most of my beach cat sailing has been on the ocean, and on some occasions launching through 8' surf. I had the boat airborne over a wave once a couple of years ago.
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Originally Posted by fatlazyless
That's out of my regular travels, but I believe the Melvin Village Community Church in thy Melvin Village area of Tuftonboro has a very, very nice, free public boat launch ramp down behind thy church grounds. It is close to the Melvin Village Marina and is an unpaved dirt access road with an unpaved dirt launch ramp, plus it includes a few spots for parking a car and trailer.
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I've used that ramp for my powerboat. It is paved now. It'd be a tough sail getting from that ramp out to the broads; i imagine I'd have to go through the hole-in-the-wall or east of Cow Island. either route would have undependable winds.