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I'm from San Diego Bay and have a trailerable boat. A 25' C-Dory, comparable to the Ranger 25. We've trailered, launched and camped all over the west. It's been a great trip; our web site is Journey On Travels. We've stayed in campgrounds, yacht clubs,marinas and anchored out. So here are...

We went up Kingcome Inlet a couple of years ago, looking for a nice anchorage. Long slog up the the glacier. Didn't find an anchorage. Here's a good cruising guide: Exploring the North Coast of British Columbia by Don Douglass & Reanne Hemingway. Very complete with all the anchorages...

Wherever you put it, make sure that it is in a place where you can get to it, look at it and service it. Boris

I would like to point out that the Ranger Tug 27 OB is just barely trailerable. by a pickup. The 29 OB would need a special permit and a big truck. Any bigger would use a commercial hauler. Lets not get too romantic about hauling them overland, there are limits. Boris

Doesn't taking on paying passengers remove one from the recreational category? As mentioned above, if you do take payment for a boat ride, you are using the facilities in MdR to make money. Most forms of government are interested in some form of reimbursement: taxes, fees, licenses. Boris.