Destination: SE Alaska
Sparkling glaciers, foraging brown bears, and brightly painted totems poles await you. But first you must prepare yourself and your boat for remote waters.
It's 750 miles from Seattle to Ketchikan via the Inside Passage and another 450 to Skagway. To get to Southeast Alaska and back in one summer, requires risking open waters, strong winds,fog,rain and potential breakdowns in isolated cruising grounds. Can you carry enough fuel and water? Where do you provision? It's easier than you might think but you need to be prepared. These articles and blog posts show you how.
Alaska or Bust: Preparing Your Boat and Yourself for Southeast Alaska..
Northwest Yachting https://issuu.com/nwyachting/docs/nw_yachting_may_2016 p 60-64.
When Spare Parts Aren't Enough: A Broken Windlass Can't Cancel Your Glacier Bay Cruise. 48 North. May 2017 p 42-45 Download issue or read online.
Alaska or Bust: Preparing Your Boat and Yourself for Southeast Alaska..
Northwest Yachting https://issuu.com/nwyachting/docs/nw_yachting_may_2016 p 60-64.
When Spare Parts Aren't Enough: A Broken Windlass Can't Cancel Your Glacier Bay Cruise. 48 North. May 2017 p 42-45 Download issue or read online.
