Old Adaminaby Boat Ramp

Old Adaminaby Boat Ramp: Located on **Denison Street** in the historic settlement of **Old Adaminaby, NSW 2629**, this facility provides primary access to the northern reaches of **Lake Eucumbene**. Managed by the **Snowy Monaro Regional Council** (historically referred to as the Snowy River Shire Council), it is constructed as a **single-lane concrete ramp** featuring a heavily grooved surface designed to maximize vehicular traction, standing as the **longest continuous concrete ramp in New South Wales**. It is outfitted with a **staging pontoon**, though extreme drawdowns of this non-tidal freshwater reservoir often leave this floating structure stranded high and dry on the dry lakebed. Waterway access is highly shallow at times, presenting **severe low-water shoaling and grounding hazards** that expose the historic, submerged foundations of the original Adaminaby township when lake levels drop below 50% capacity (and many ruins are exposed when levels fall below 30%). No toilet blocks are available on-site at this location, and it sits a little way out of town, meaning visitors must bring their own food, drinks, and essentials.