LAKE MILTON - Long boats (12 ft or longer)

Welcome to Lake Milton, a reservoir that is quite interesting to explore. You will need to have a longer boat, since we will be covering 10 miles or more at a moderate pace. We plan to be paddling mostly in the non-wake zones, but will likely have some exposure to the power boat areas as well with related wave-chop.

The lake itself is a relatively shallow lake, with its deepest point being approximately 33 feet (10 m) deep, near the dam. Most of the lake has a depth of 12 to 15 feet (3.7 to 4.6 m). There is a small uninhabited island on the southeast portion of the lake that is a common spot for anchoring and swimming. No wake zones are established along the perimeter of the lake, in the zone between the two bridges, and in the narrow southern end of the lake, commonly referred to as "the river". The dam is at the north end of the lake. The southern end ultimately connects to Berlin Lake although it is not possible to take a power watercraft through this route.

We'll enjoy our paddling time, then look for an opportunity to grab some lunch afterwards at a local establishment. I hope you will join us!