Kayak Friendly Launch Sites on the Columbia?

I'm looking for a few launch sites that are kayak cart friendly and hoping to avoid the launch ramp circus, fees, hassle, as Springer season ramps up  (best enjoyed as a spectator after fishing with a beer in hand). Either side of the river works!

Thanks!
Dave

I'm looking for a few launch sites that are kayak cart friendly and hoping to avoid the launch ramp circus, fees, hassle, as Springer season ramps up  (best enjoyed as a spectator after fishing with a beer in hand). Either side of the river works!

Thanks!
Dave

Here's a good one. This will get you easy access to Davis Bar.

Dropped Pin

http://maps.google.com/?q=45.666598,-122.757699&hl=en&gl=us

  Are you wanting to stay near Portland--- or further out than that ?

  Lots of options out there.

Thanks Rawkfish!

Mark, I'm just getting started in the area and am looking for a variety of launch sites to choose from, close to home and farther away. I'm happy to drive for some variety.

Dave

For the I5 bridge area use the park just east of Joe's Crab Shack.

https://goo.gl/maps/RnBDF

For the St. Helens/Bachelor Island area use Austin Pt.

https://goo.gl/maps/rSMEX

Kelley Point Park
Reeder Beach
Collins Beach 

Take a look at Google Maps.  You'll find hundreds of potential launches on both sides of the river. 

-Mark-

Here's a couple of resources....

http://wdfw.wa.gov/lands/water_access/

https://data.oregon.gov/Recreation/Columbia-River-Boat-Ramps/368p-69z5

Thanks to all for the replies!

Kelly Point at the end of Marine Drive. You can use the paved path all around the point. Or, just before the main parking lot there is a small lot that you can launch into the Columbia Slough which will dump you into the Willamette and then into the Columbia.