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Boat LaunchTown Of Mercer, Iron County, Wisconsin, United States

Twin Lake Access

Public carry-in (hand-launch) site on Twin Lake, Iron County, Wisconsin.

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69°F Mostly sunny

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46.2237°, -90.0807°

Overview

Twin Lake Access is a public carry-in (hand-launch) site on Twin Lake in Iron County, Wisconsin.

It is owned and managed by Forestry & Parks Dept..

This is a carry-in access designed for canoes, kayaks and other hand-launched small craft rather than trailered powerboats.

Access and Directions

Twin Lake Access is a carry-in / hand-launch access.

It provides public access to Twin Lake.

Recreation

Twin Lake is open to public boating, fishing and paddling; this site is one of its public access points.

Safety

Check the weather before launching, carry Coast Guard-required safety gear, and wear your life jacket. Watch for changing water levels and cold water in spring and fall.

Regulations

Wisconsin law requires boaters to remove all aquatic plants and animals, drain all water, and never move live fish away from a waterbody, to stop the spread of aquatic invasive species. Observe posted launch rules and local watercraft regulations.

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Boat Launch Data7 / 30 fields

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Physical

WaterbodyTwin Lake

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Access & Amenities

Public Boat Launch Yes

Administration

Managing AgencyForestry & Parks Dept.

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Launch Access TypeShore Drag

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CountyIron

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ADA Accessible No

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Location

Town Of Mercer, Wisconsin

Iron County

United StatesUS

46.22371°, -90.08069°

dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/lands/boataccess (Official Website)

(715) 561-2697 (Phone)

Twin Lake Access is a public carry-in (hand-launch) site on Twin Lake, managed by Forestry & Parks Dept..

Current Weather

Updated 3:41 PM

69°F

Mostly sunny

Feels like 79°

Wind

3.3 mph SE

Humidity

55%

Visibility

19 mi

UV Index

7

5-Day Forecast

Fri 1%75° 47°

Sat 7%78° 55°

Sun 88%79° 67°

Mon 55%91° 69°

Tue 25%90° 66°

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Added Jun 26, 2026

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