Steinhatchee Conservation Area River Mile 15.9 Canoe Access (downstream bridge ruins) and Steinhatchee Conservation Area River Mile 15.9 Primitive Access (upstream bridge ruins)
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Steinhatchee Conservation Area River Mile 15.9 Canoe Access (downstream bridge ruins) vs Steinhatchee Conservation Area River Mile 15.9 Primitive Access (upstream bridge ruins)

Side-by-side comparison of two boat ramps in Dixie County, Florida.

These ramps are about less than a mile apart.

Steinhatchee Conservation Area River Mile 15.9 Canoe Access (downstream bridge ruins)

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Steinhatchee Conservation Area River Mile 15.9 Primitive Access (upstream bridge ruins)

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Type
Hand Launch Only
Stand Alone Ramp
Hours
Dawn to Dusk
Dawn to Dusk
Fees
No
No
Launch Lanes
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1
Water Type
Freshwater
Freshwater
Water Body
Steinhatchee River - Upper
Steinhatchee River - Upper
Trailer Parking
2 spaces
2 spaces
Restrooms
Yes
Yes
Accessible
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Which ramp should you choose?

Both Steinhatchee Conservation Area River Mile 15.9 Canoe Access (downstream bridge ruins) and Steinhatchee Conservation Area River Mile 15.9 Primitive Access (upstream bridge ruins) provide public access in Dixie County. If you need more launch lanes or trailer parking, compare the numbers above directly — busier ramps benefit from multiple lanes to avoid a backup on weekends. If fees or accessibility are the deciding factor for your trip, check the fields above before you drive out, since ramp conditions can change seasonally.