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Chimney Point

Location: Lake Champlain
Mile Marker: 69.90
Lat / Lon: N 44° 02.045' / W 073° 25.104'
Depth: 6+
Description:
Good alternative to the west side when the wind is from the north

Holding:

4.00

Good holding in clay. No weeds in 15 feet.

Wind Protection:

3.00

Current Flow:

4.00

Wake Protection:

2.00

Scenic Beauty:

3.00

Ease of Shopping:

1.00

Shore Access:

4.00

Launch ramp under the bridge on east shore, or just south of the bridge on the west shore. Both are shallow.

Pet Friendly:

3.00

Cell Service:

4.00

Review for Chimney Point

Reviewed by: Lance Williamson on Jun 16, 2024
Vessel Type: Power
LOA: 40'
Draft: 3.8'

Overall Rating:

4

Holding:

4

Wind Protection:

3

Current Flow:

4

Wake Protection:

2

Scenic Beauty:

3

Ease of Shopping:

1

Shore Access:

4

Pet Friendly:

3

Cell Service:

4

This is a good anchorage when the wind is from the north. We anchored to the right of the marked anchorage and rock in 8 feet of water. There are docks just past the bridge, on both sides, where you can dock a dingy and take a pet to shore. There are historic ruins near the south end of the bridge. Good holding with a muddy bottom. There were no weeds on the anchor when we brought the anchor up. This is a good place to stop for the night when the wind is blowing out of the north.

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