However, as those of us who are out there know, they provide an enticing playground for summertime boating adventures, provided you keep a close eye on the weather, have a suitable boat for where you plan to go, and know what you're doing. A 2001 Neptunus 56 Express, shown at one of her owner's favorite anchorages in Georgian Bay! In the process however you’d no doubt find a few of your favourites, just as we have. "It gives you the wind every day, guaranteed," Marilyn promised with a smile.

In addition, there are nice anchorages on its north and south sides, and a few mooring balls. Escanaba's municipal marina has 165 slips — 37 are reserved for transients — and can accommodate yachts up to 300 feet. There are options for where to stay depending on the weather. Blind River is possibly the farthest north that you and your boat will ever venture. (Photo: VisitEscanaba.com). No one is turned away. Many boaters from Michigan and Wisconsin will spend their entire summer vacation re-exploring these alluring cruising waters. There are some Park facilities on shore.

The pretty Strawberry Island Lighthouse of 1881 presents a classic photo-op on the way to Little Current Swing Bridge. Regional Authority Port Captain Jim Ehrman and wife Janice. So, it was no surprise when Steve selected Bad River (45° 56' N, 080° 58.5' W) in an incredibly scenic sector of the lake where narrow, rocky inlets lead deep into the Ontario shore. The loneliness and sheer beauty of gunk-holing in remote anchorages is contrasted by picturesque towns and urban ports of call that make Georgian Bay cruising so interesting. Marilyn enthusiastically picked her hometown of Escanaba (45° 44' 33.24" N, 087° 02' 14.20" W) as her favorite place. Formed in 1934 in Chicago, its main mission is to gather and publish details about harbors and anchorages, especially from out-of-the-way destinations. 1-800-565-0022 www.cycnorth.com Now it's a pretty red and white building with washing hanging out to dry between the lighthouse and a nearby tree. A wharf extends the entire length of the town with the main shopping street adjacent. A modern car ferry connects the Bruce Peninsula to Manitoulin Island. If looking for your own private paradise, several places are available to set up anchorages to just relax for a day or more.
63 pages and over 120 anchorages and ports in 26 areas of Lake Huron's North Channel. Our guides are loaded with detailed maps and GPS coordinates for the very best anchorages in the North Channel. Spend it at the very best anchorages in Georgian Bay and Lake Huron's North Channel. Bad River is one of many enticing inlets off of the Small Craft Route between Parry Sound and Killarney. The canal was built to accommodate oceangoing shipping, and while it may appear daunting for the recreational boater, its eight locks offer an efficient way for vessels to deal with the 325-foot vertical difference between the two Great Lakes. Regional Authority Eric Sunstrum and wife Cynthia. Additional information on the Great Circle can be found on Alan's website, www.NavigationNotes.com. Give a wide berth to Bourinot Island—the submerged Bourinot Reef extends north of the island. Incidentally, CPR Slip also provides excellent protection from violent weather and is a popular base for those who wish to explore the nearby islands by dinghy, hunt for agates (crystallized quartz rocks) on beaches, or enjoy the area's great fishing. The entire Bruce Peninsula from Wasaga Beach north is a popular vacation destination for families from the Toronto area. It’s known within Canada as the sixth Great Lake. Dinghy ashore and climb a high bluff to admire the scene and photograph boats tucked into coves of pink granite boulders.

Aug 05, 2020, Neptunus 750 Flybridge in Conception Harbour, NL

If there is a possibility of ice drift to pull the buoy off station, they are stored for the winter and reset in the spring. A recent law change now allows U.S. boaters and anglers on the Great Lakes to cruise Canadian waters of lakes Ontario, Erie, Huron, and Superior without having to report to CBSA. Amongst the 30,000 islands that make this watery playground a boaters dream come true, you could spend a weekend in every one of the different anchorages for a lifetime and still not see them all. Careful attention to charts is a necessity in these waters. The National Park charges fees for docking and mooring, but there is no charge for anchoring. Our first night, we attended an impromptu presentation by the manager on traveling through Georgian Bay. Your next community north is Sans Souci (don’t forget to stop for ice cream at the store or fresh pickerel dinner at Henry’s) and to the east lies the Massassauga Provincial Park with hundreds of anchorages to disappear into for a week at least. For a treat, walk along the waterfront toward the bridge until you come to Farquhar's Ice Cream Parlor and try their three-cow special.

Five seasoned boaters from the Great Lakes Cruising Club share their favorite getaway spots in this scenic cruiser's paradise. 68 pages and over 185 anchorages and ports in 35 areas along Georgian Bay's Small Craft Route. The best place for replenishing supplies before heading into the northern wilderness is Parry Sound, a large community with a taxi service. GLCC organizes popular social events on both sides of the international border for its members. All Rights Reserved.
This very narrow passage has been widened and is now reported to be 75 feet wide, 16 feet deep; wide and deep enough for most cruising boats, but there is a blind bend partway through and most boats issue a securite on Channel 16. This route takes you close to the La Cloche Mountain Range, where outcroppings of white quartz peek through the pine forest.

However, many kayakers also enjoy paddling around in this beautiful and rugged area. "Don't follow the range beacon too far, and watch for the green buoy to make your turn," he warned. At latitude 46 degrees north, it is closer to the North Pole than the equator. And it is a prize. Marie to visit Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre. Beausoleil is the largest of the 59 islands marked in grey on the charts that comprise the Georgian Bay Islands National Park. There are two routes for transiting this area. Our guides show you the best scenic and remote anchorages in the northern regions of Georgian Bay including French River, Bustard Islands, Henvey Inlet, Bad River, Black Bay etc., and the southern Small Craft Route from Port Severn to Parry Sound, including Musquash Channel and Moon River area. Our Anchorage Guides show you the very best anchorages and tell you which nautical charts you need to get you there. If your goal is to find the most popular, the most secluded, the safest or the most secret anchorage we can help. A framed copy of the chart, known as the "pirate chart," hangs in Turners' museum. The business center of Spanish, Ontario, is 1 mile north of the river on the Trans-Canada Highway. Aug 31, 2020, Emerald Wave at Frying Pan Island, Georgian Bay There are fishing tournaments and charters available, and you'll often see kids trying their skills and luck off of the docks. Visit Turners to stock up on the latest nautical charts and local art and craftwork, and be sure to browse the mini-museum on the second floor. (For a list of locations, visit CBSA's website and search "telephone reporting site marine.") © 2020 Cruz Bay Publishing, Inc., an Active Interest Media company. Long recognized as an arm of the ocean, the Great Lakes cover about 95,000 square miles and have enough combined shoreline to span nearly halfway around the world. The First Nations people have been in the area for 9,000 years and Manitoulin is still home to generations of native Canadians. The Fathom Five Provincial park at Tobermory is a divers dream with the many wrecks being very well preserved by the cold fresh water.

He is an excellent boat/air traffic controller juggling the slips among those stopping for dinner and those staying overnight. For a favorite destination on that particular Great Lake, we asked Marilyn Kinsey, GLCC Port Captain for Escanaba, Michigan. The way ahead lies across the top of Georgian Bay where south winds have a 100-mile fetch. It's a popular place but can easily hold up to 40 larger sail- and powerboats without feeling crowded. var pid296584 = window.pid296584 || rnd; "Some call it a minefield. Wait for favorable conditions instead of fighting the winds and waves. My personal favorite of the five lakes is Lake Superior, which my wife, Vicki, and I have explored for the past 25 years on our classic Pearson 367 cutter Freelance. It takes confidence to head toward range markers on the rocky shore before you actually see them. It can be busy during peak season and space is limited, so plan ahead to avoid disappointment. The Canadian coast guard has done a splendid job of marking the Georgian Bay small-craft route, but do not be put off by the terminology "small-craft route." Once you’ve anchored your boat, the opportunities to explore by dinghy, canoe or kayak are nearly limitless and the wildlife you’ll see as you quietly poke around the corner and duck into the next bay is stunning so keep your camera ready. Where ever you go there are dozens of picturesque sheltered anchorages. "Shore Girl", a Neptunus 65, docked for the night in St. Augustine. Several marinas are within walking distance of a great little town with everything you need to re-provision for the next leg of your journey. She, together with her husband, Ron, spent countless summers exploring each and every corner of the lake on their Columbia 10.7 Dahlfin II, painstakingly sounding and documenting remote wilderness anchorages. On leaving Little Current my scenic route takes a right turn via the Wabuno Channel. Local legend says the original ferryboat captains used to navigate by the smell of balsam fir and cedar trees. However, because of its popularity and semi-developed facilities, it doesn't provide the seclusion for which the Canadian North Shore is world-famous. Follow the west shore of Georgian Bay in the lee of a spectacular shoreline where bluffs rise up 300 feet and crystal-clear water depths plunge to 400 feet. Our guides are loaded with web links for instant access to water levels, bridge opening schedules and more. There are even convenient campsites along the shoreline. Regional Authority Bonnie Dahl and husband Ron.
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However, as those of us who are out there know, they provide an enticing playground for summertime boating adventures, provided you keep a close eye on the weather, have a suitable boat for where you plan to go, and know what you're doing. A 2001 Neptunus 56 Express, shown at one of her owner's favorite anchorages in Georgian Bay! In the process however you’d no doubt find a few of your favourites, just as we have. "It gives you the wind every day, guaranteed," Marilyn promised with a smile.

In addition, there are nice anchorages on its north and south sides, and a few mooring balls. Escanaba's municipal marina has 165 slips — 37 are reserved for transients — and can accommodate yachts up to 300 feet. There are options for where to stay depending on the weather. Blind River is possibly the farthest north that you and your boat will ever venture. (Photo: VisitEscanaba.com). No one is turned away. Many boaters from Michigan and Wisconsin will spend their entire summer vacation re-exploring these alluring cruising waters. There are some Park facilities on shore.

The pretty Strawberry Island Lighthouse of 1881 presents a classic photo-op on the way to Little Current Swing Bridge. Regional Authority Port Captain Jim Ehrman and wife Janice. So, it was no surprise when Steve selected Bad River (45° 56' N, 080° 58.5' W) in an incredibly scenic sector of the lake where narrow, rocky inlets lead deep into the Ontario shore. The loneliness and sheer beauty of gunk-holing in remote anchorages is contrasted by picturesque towns and urban ports of call that make Georgian Bay cruising so interesting. Marilyn enthusiastically picked her hometown of Escanaba (45° 44' 33.24" N, 087° 02' 14.20" W) as her favorite place. Formed in 1934 in Chicago, its main mission is to gather and publish details about harbors and anchorages, especially from out-of-the-way destinations. 1-800-565-0022 www.cycnorth.com Now it's a pretty red and white building with washing hanging out to dry between the lighthouse and a nearby tree. A wharf extends the entire length of the town with the main shopping street adjacent. A modern car ferry connects the Bruce Peninsula to Manitoulin Island. If looking for your own private paradise, several places are available to set up anchorages to just relax for a day or more.
63 pages and over 120 anchorages and ports in 26 areas of Lake Huron's North Channel. Our guides are loaded with detailed maps and GPS coordinates for the very best anchorages in the North Channel. Spend it at the very best anchorages in Georgian Bay and Lake Huron's North Channel. Bad River is one of many enticing inlets off of the Small Craft Route between Parry Sound and Killarney. The canal was built to accommodate oceangoing shipping, and while it may appear daunting for the recreational boater, its eight locks offer an efficient way for vessels to deal with the 325-foot vertical difference between the two Great Lakes. Regional Authority Eric Sunstrum and wife Cynthia. Additional information on the Great Circle can be found on Alan's website, www.NavigationNotes.com. Give a wide berth to Bourinot Island—the submerged Bourinot Reef extends north of the island. Incidentally, CPR Slip also provides excellent protection from violent weather and is a popular base for those who wish to explore the nearby islands by dinghy, hunt for agates (crystallized quartz rocks) on beaches, or enjoy the area's great fishing. The entire Bruce Peninsula from Wasaga Beach north is a popular vacation destination for families from the Toronto area. It’s known within Canada as the sixth Great Lake. Dinghy ashore and climb a high bluff to admire the scene and photograph boats tucked into coves of pink granite boulders.

Aug 05, 2020, Neptunus 750 Flybridge in Conception Harbour, NL

If there is a possibility of ice drift to pull the buoy off station, they are stored for the winter and reset in the spring. A recent law change now allows U.S. boaters and anglers on the Great Lakes to cruise Canadian waters of lakes Ontario, Erie, Huron, and Superior without having to report to CBSA. Amongst the 30,000 islands that make this watery playground a boaters dream come true, you could spend a weekend in every one of the different anchorages for a lifetime and still not see them all. Careful attention to charts is a necessity in these waters. The National Park charges fees for docking and mooring, but there is no charge for anchoring. Our first night, we attended an impromptu presentation by the manager on traveling through Georgian Bay. Your next community north is Sans Souci (don’t forget to stop for ice cream at the store or fresh pickerel dinner at Henry’s) and to the east lies the Massassauga Provincial Park with hundreds of anchorages to disappear into for a week at least. For a treat, walk along the waterfront toward the bridge until you come to Farquhar's Ice Cream Parlor and try their three-cow special.

Five seasoned boaters from the Great Lakes Cruising Club share their favorite getaway spots in this scenic cruiser's paradise. 68 pages and over 185 anchorages and ports in 35 areas along Georgian Bay's Small Craft Route. The best place for replenishing supplies before heading into the northern wilderness is Parry Sound, a large community with a taxi service. GLCC organizes popular social events on both sides of the international border for its members. All Rights Reserved.
This very narrow passage has been widened and is now reported to be 75 feet wide, 16 feet deep; wide and deep enough for most cruising boats, but there is a blind bend partway through and most boats issue a securite on Channel 16. This route takes you close to the La Cloche Mountain Range, where outcroppings of white quartz peek through the pine forest.

However, many kayakers also enjoy paddling around in this beautiful and rugged area. "Don't follow the range beacon too far, and watch for the green buoy to make your turn," he warned. At latitude 46 degrees north, it is closer to the North Pole than the equator. And it is a prize. Marie to visit Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre. Beausoleil is the largest of the 59 islands marked in grey on the charts that comprise the Georgian Bay Islands National Park. There are two routes for transiting this area. Our guides show you the best scenic and remote anchorages in the northern regions of Georgian Bay including French River, Bustard Islands, Henvey Inlet, Bad River, Black Bay etc., and the southern Small Craft Route from Port Severn to Parry Sound, including Musquash Channel and Moon River area. Our Anchorage Guides show you the very best anchorages and tell you which nautical charts you need to get you there. If your goal is to find the most popular, the most secluded, the safest or the most secret anchorage we can help. A framed copy of the chart, known as the "pirate chart," hangs in Turners' museum. The business center of Spanish, Ontario, is 1 mile north of the river on the Trans-Canada Highway. Aug 31, 2020, Emerald Wave at Frying Pan Island, Georgian Bay There are fishing tournaments and charters available, and you'll often see kids trying their skills and luck off of the docks. Visit Turners to stock up on the latest nautical charts and local art and craftwork, and be sure to browse the mini-museum on the second floor. (For a list of locations, visit CBSA's website and search "telephone reporting site marine.") © 2020 Cruz Bay Publishing, Inc., an Active Interest Media company. Long recognized as an arm of the ocean, the Great Lakes cover about 95,000 square miles and have enough combined shoreline to span nearly halfway around the world. The First Nations people have been in the area for 9,000 years and Manitoulin is still home to generations of native Canadians. The Fathom Five Provincial park at Tobermory is a divers dream with the many wrecks being very well preserved by the cold fresh water.

He is an excellent boat/air traffic controller juggling the slips among those stopping for dinner and those staying overnight. For a favorite destination on that particular Great Lake, we asked Marilyn Kinsey, GLCC Port Captain for Escanaba, Michigan. The way ahead lies across the top of Georgian Bay where south winds have a 100-mile fetch. It's a popular place but can easily hold up to 40 larger sail- and powerboats without feeling crowded. var pid296584 = window.pid296584 || rnd; "Some call it a minefield. Wait for favorable conditions instead of fighting the winds and waves. My personal favorite of the five lakes is Lake Superior, which my wife, Vicki, and I have explored for the past 25 years on our classic Pearson 367 cutter Freelance. It takes confidence to head toward range markers on the rocky shore before you actually see them. It can be busy during peak season and space is limited, so plan ahead to avoid disappointment. The Canadian coast guard has done a splendid job of marking the Georgian Bay small-craft route, but do not be put off by the terminology "small-craft route." Once you’ve anchored your boat, the opportunities to explore by dinghy, canoe or kayak are nearly limitless and the wildlife you’ll see as you quietly poke around the corner and duck into the next bay is stunning so keep your camera ready. Where ever you go there are dozens of picturesque sheltered anchorages. "Shore Girl", a Neptunus 65, docked for the night in St. Augustine. Several marinas are within walking distance of a great little town with everything you need to re-provision for the next leg of your journey. She, together with her husband, Ron, spent countless summers exploring each and every corner of the lake on their Columbia 10.7 Dahlfin II, painstakingly sounding and documenting remote wilderness anchorages. On leaving Little Current my scenic route takes a right turn via the Wabuno Channel. Local legend says the original ferryboat captains used to navigate by the smell of balsam fir and cedar trees. However, because of its popularity and semi-developed facilities, it doesn't provide the seclusion for which the Canadian North Shore is world-famous. Follow the west shore of Georgian Bay in the lee of a spectacular shoreline where bluffs rise up 300 feet and crystal-clear water depths plunge to 400 feet. Our guides are loaded with web links for instant access to water levels, bridge opening schedules and more. There are even convenient campsites along the shoreline. Regional Authority Bonnie Dahl and husband Ron.
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However, as those of us who are out there know, they provide an enticing playground for summertime boating adventures, provided you keep a close eye on the weather, have a suitable boat for where you plan to go, and know what you're doing. A 2001 Neptunus 56 Express, shown at one of her owner's favorite anchorages in Georgian Bay! In the process however you’d no doubt find a few of your favourites, just as we have. "It gives you the wind every day, guaranteed," Marilyn promised with a smile.

In addition, there are nice anchorages on its north and south sides, and a few mooring balls. Escanaba's municipal marina has 165 slips — 37 are reserved for transients — and can accommodate yachts up to 300 feet. There are options for where to stay depending on the weather. Blind River is possibly the farthest north that you and your boat will ever venture. (Photo: VisitEscanaba.com). No one is turned away. Many boaters from Michigan and Wisconsin will spend their entire summer vacation re-exploring these alluring cruising waters. There are some Park facilities on shore.

The pretty Strawberry Island Lighthouse of 1881 presents a classic photo-op on the way to Little Current Swing Bridge. Regional Authority Port Captain Jim Ehrman and wife Janice. So, it was no surprise when Steve selected Bad River (45° 56' N, 080° 58.5' W) in an incredibly scenic sector of the lake where narrow, rocky inlets lead deep into the Ontario shore. The loneliness and sheer beauty of gunk-holing in remote anchorages is contrasted by picturesque towns and urban ports of call that make Georgian Bay cruising so interesting. Marilyn enthusiastically picked her hometown of Escanaba (45° 44' 33.24" N, 087° 02' 14.20" W) as her favorite place. Formed in 1934 in Chicago, its main mission is to gather and publish details about harbors and anchorages, especially from out-of-the-way destinations. 1-800-565-0022 www.cycnorth.com Now it's a pretty red and white building with washing hanging out to dry between the lighthouse and a nearby tree. A wharf extends the entire length of the town with the main shopping street adjacent. A modern car ferry connects the Bruce Peninsula to Manitoulin Island. If looking for your own private paradise, several places are available to set up anchorages to just relax for a day or more.
63 pages and over 120 anchorages and ports in 26 areas of Lake Huron's North Channel. Our guides are loaded with detailed maps and GPS coordinates for the very best anchorages in the North Channel. Spend it at the very best anchorages in Georgian Bay and Lake Huron's North Channel. Bad River is one of many enticing inlets off of the Small Craft Route between Parry Sound and Killarney. The canal was built to accommodate oceangoing shipping, and while it may appear daunting for the recreational boater, its eight locks offer an efficient way for vessels to deal with the 325-foot vertical difference between the two Great Lakes. Regional Authority Eric Sunstrum and wife Cynthia. Additional information on the Great Circle can be found on Alan's website, www.NavigationNotes.com. Give a wide berth to Bourinot Island—the submerged Bourinot Reef extends north of the island. Incidentally, CPR Slip also provides excellent protection from violent weather and is a popular base for those who wish to explore the nearby islands by dinghy, hunt for agates (crystallized quartz rocks) on beaches, or enjoy the area's great fishing. The entire Bruce Peninsula from Wasaga Beach north is a popular vacation destination for families from the Toronto area. It’s known within Canada as the sixth Great Lake. Dinghy ashore and climb a high bluff to admire the scene and photograph boats tucked into coves of pink granite boulders.

Aug 05, 2020, Neptunus 750 Flybridge in Conception Harbour, NL

If there is a possibility of ice drift to pull the buoy off station, they are stored for the winter and reset in the spring. A recent law change now allows U.S. boaters and anglers on the Great Lakes to cruise Canadian waters of lakes Ontario, Erie, Huron, and Superior without having to report to CBSA. Amongst the 30,000 islands that make this watery playground a boaters dream come true, you could spend a weekend in every one of the different anchorages for a lifetime and still not see them all. Careful attention to charts is a necessity in these waters. The National Park charges fees for docking and mooring, but there is no charge for anchoring. Our first night, we attended an impromptu presentation by the manager on traveling through Georgian Bay. Your next community north is Sans Souci (don’t forget to stop for ice cream at the store or fresh pickerel dinner at Henry’s) and to the east lies the Massassauga Provincial Park with hundreds of anchorages to disappear into for a week at least. For a treat, walk along the waterfront toward the bridge until you come to Farquhar's Ice Cream Parlor and try their three-cow special.

Five seasoned boaters from the Great Lakes Cruising Club share their favorite getaway spots in this scenic cruiser's paradise. 68 pages and over 185 anchorages and ports in 35 areas along Georgian Bay's Small Craft Route. The best place for replenishing supplies before heading into the northern wilderness is Parry Sound, a large community with a taxi service. GLCC organizes popular social events on both sides of the international border for its members. All Rights Reserved.
This very narrow passage has been widened and is now reported to be 75 feet wide, 16 feet deep; wide and deep enough for most cruising boats, but there is a blind bend partway through and most boats issue a securite on Channel 16. This route takes you close to the La Cloche Mountain Range, where outcroppings of white quartz peek through the pine forest.

However, many kayakers also enjoy paddling around in this beautiful and rugged area. "Don't follow the range beacon too far, and watch for the green buoy to make your turn," he warned. At latitude 46 degrees north, it is closer to the North Pole than the equator. And it is a prize. Marie to visit Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre. Beausoleil is the largest of the 59 islands marked in grey on the charts that comprise the Georgian Bay Islands National Park. There are two routes for transiting this area. Our guides show you the best scenic and remote anchorages in the northern regions of Georgian Bay including French River, Bustard Islands, Henvey Inlet, Bad River, Black Bay etc., and the southern Small Craft Route from Port Severn to Parry Sound, including Musquash Channel and Moon River area. Our Anchorage Guides show you the very best anchorages and tell you which nautical charts you need to get you there. If your goal is to find the most popular, the most secluded, the safest or the most secret anchorage we can help. A framed copy of the chart, known as the "pirate chart," hangs in Turners' museum. The business center of Spanish, Ontario, is 1 mile north of the river on the Trans-Canada Highway. Aug 31, 2020, Emerald Wave at Frying Pan Island, Georgian Bay There are fishing tournaments and charters available, and you'll often see kids trying their skills and luck off of the docks. Visit Turners to stock up on the latest nautical charts and local art and craftwork, and be sure to browse the mini-museum on the second floor. (For a list of locations, visit CBSA's website and search "telephone reporting site marine.") © 2020 Cruz Bay Publishing, Inc., an Active Interest Media company. Long recognized as an arm of the ocean, the Great Lakes cover about 95,000 square miles and have enough combined shoreline to span nearly halfway around the world. The First Nations people have been in the area for 9,000 years and Manitoulin is still home to generations of native Canadians. The Fathom Five Provincial park at Tobermory is a divers dream with the many wrecks being very well preserved by the cold fresh water.

He is an excellent boat/air traffic controller juggling the slips among those stopping for dinner and those staying overnight. For a favorite destination on that particular Great Lake, we asked Marilyn Kinsey, GLCC Port Captain for Escanaba, Michigan. The way ahead lies across the top of Georgian Bay where south winds have a 100-mile fetch. It's a popular place but can easily hold up to 40 larger sail- and powerboats without feeling crowded. var pid296584 = window.pid296584 || rnd; "Some call it a minefield. Wait for favorable conditions instead of fighting the winds and waves. My personal favorite of the five lakes is Lake Superior, which my wife, Vicki, and I have explored for the past 25 years on our classic Pearson 367 cutter Freelance. It takes confidence to head toward range markers on the rocky shore before you actually see them. It can be busy during peak season and space is limited, so plan ahead to avoid disappointment. The Canadian coast guard has done a splendid job of marking the Georgian Bay small-craft route, but do not be put off by the terminology "small-craft route." Once you’ve anchored your boat, the opportunities to explore by dinghy, canoe or kayak are nearly limitless and the wildlife you’ll see as you quietly poke around the corner and duck into the next bay is stunning so keep your camera ready. Where ever you go there are dozens of picturesque sheltered anchorages. "Shore Girl", a Neptunus 65, docked for the night in St. Augustine. Several marinas are within walking distance of a great little town with everything you need to re-provision for the next leg of your journey. She, together with her husband, Ron, spent countless summers exploring each and every corner of the lake on their Columbia 10.7 Dahlfin II, painstakingly sounding and documenting remote wilderness anchorages. On leaving Little Current my scenic route takes a right turn via the Wabuno Channel. Local legend says the original ferryboat captains used to navigate by the smell of balsam fir and cedar trees. However, because of its popularity and semi-developed facilities, it doesn't provide the seclusion for which the Canadian North Shore is world-famous. Follow the west shore of Georgian Bay in the lee of a spectacular shoreline where bluffs rise up 300 feet and crystal-clear water depths plunge to 400 feet. Our guides are loaded with web links for instant access to water levels, bridge opening schedules and more. There are even convenient campsites along the shoreline. Regional Authority Bonnie Dahl and husband Ron.
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With a multitude of anchorages and docks with shore based campsites, everyone can enjoy the hiking trails, beaches and swimming no matter how large or small your boat is. Aboard their boat, 2 If By C, Alan and Jean took two years to complete the route the first time around and had so much fun they decided to do it again. Until recently the only chart available for navigation west of Little Current was based on soundings taken in the 19th century. Both Huron and Ojibwa native legends past down through the generations suggests that the 30,000 islands that this area is famous for, were formed when Kitchikewana – a giant wendigo (spirit) – had his heart broken when Wanakita turned down his marriage proposal.

Leaving Lake Superior, you pass through the huge commercial locks at Sault Ste. On your journey through life, the North Channel has to be on your bucket list of places to visit, and the only way to experience it is by boat. "It's not a secret to GLCC members," she said, "but to others, it's not that well-known,", A bird's-eye view of Escanaba. Here, you'll see large motor and sailing yachts, as well as many small runabouts and kayaks, out among the 22 islands.

However, as those of us who are out there know, they provide an enticing playground for summertime boating adventures, provided you keep a close eye on the weather, have a suitable boat for where you plan to go, and know what you're doing. A 2001 Neptunus 56 Express, shown at one of her owner's favorite anchorages in Georgian Bay! In the process however you’d no doubt find a few of your favourites, just as we have. "It gives you the wind every day, guaranteed," Marilyn promised with a smile.

In addition, there are nice anchorages on its north and south sides, and a few mooring balls. Escanaba's municipal marina has 165 slips — 37 are reserved for transients — and can accommodate yachts up to 300 feet. There are options for where to stay depending on the weather. Blind River is possibly the farthest north that you and your boat will ever venture. (Photo: VisitEscanaba.com). No one is turned away. Many boaters from Michigan and Wisconsin will spend their entire summer vacation re-exploring these alluring cruising waters. There are some Park facilities on shore.

The pretty Strawberry Island Lighthouse of 1881 presents a classic photo-op on the way to Little Current Swing Bridge. Regional Authority Port Captain Jim Ehrman and wife Janice. So, it was no surprise when Steve selected Bad River (45° 56' N, 080° 58.5' W) in an incredibly scenic sector of the lake where narrow, rocky inlets lead deep into the Ontario shore. The loneliness and sheer beauty of gunk-holing in remote anchorages is contrasted by picturesque towns and urban ports of call that make Georgian Bay cruising so interesting. Marilyn enthusiastically picked her hometown of Escanaba (45° 44' 33.24" N, 087° 02' 14.20" W) as her favorite place. Formed in 1934 in Chicago, its main mission is to gather and publish details about harbors and anchorages, especially from out-of-the-way destinations. 1-800-565-0022 www.cycnorth.com Now it's a pretty red and white building with washing hanging out to dry between the lighthouse and a nearby tree. A wharf extends the entire length of the town with the main shopping street adjacent. A modern car ferry connects the Bruce Peninsula to Manitoulin Island. If looking for your own private paradise, several places are available to set up anchorages to just relax for a day or more.
63 pages and over 120 anchorages and ports in 26 areas of Lake Huron's North Channel. Our guides are loaded with detailed maps and GPS coordinates for the very best anchorages in the North Channel. Spend it at the very best anchorages in Georgian Bay and Lake Huron's North Channel. Bad River is one of many enticing inlets off of the Small Craft Route between Parry Sound and Killarney. The canal was built to accommodate oceangoing shipping, and while it may appear daunting for the recreational boater, its eight locks offer an efficient way for vessels to deal with the 325-foot vertical difference between the two Great Lakes. Regional Authority Eric Sunstrum and wife Cynthia. Additional information on the Great Circle can be found on Alan's website, www.NavigationNotes.com. Give a wide berth to Bourinot Island—the submerged Bourinot Reef extends north of the island. Incidentally, CPR Slip also provides excellent protection from violent weather and is a popular base for those who wish to explore the nearby islands by dinghy, hunt for agates (crystallized quartz rocks) on beaches, or enjoy the area's great fishing. The entire Bruce Peninsula from Wasaga Beach north is a popular vacation destination for families from the Toronto area. It’s known within Canada as the sixth Great Lake. Dinghy ashore and climb a high bluff to admire the scene and photograph boats tucked into coves of pink granite boulders.

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If there is a possibility of ice drift to pull the buoy off station, they are stored for the winter and reset in the spring. A recent law change now allows U.S. boaters and anglers on the Great Lakes to cruise Canadian waters of lakes Ontario, Erie, Huron, and Superior without having to report to CBSA. Amongst the 30,000 islands that make this watery playground a boaters dream come true, you could spend a weekend in every one of the different anchorages for a lifetime and still not see them all. Careful attention to charts is a necessity in these waters. The National Park charges fees for docking and mooring, but there is no charge for anchoring. Our first night, we attended an impromptu presentation by the manager on traveling through Georgian Bay. Your next community north is Sans Souci (don’t forget to stop for ice cream at the store or fresh pickerel dinner at Henry’s) and to the east lies the Massassauga Provincial Park with hundreds of anchorages to disappear into for a week at least. For a treat, walk along the waterfront toward the bridge until you come to Farquhar's Ice Cream Parlor and try their three-cow special.

Five seasoned boaters from the Great Lakes Cruising Club share their favorite getaway spots in this scenic cruiser's paradise. 68 pages and over 185 anchorages and ports in 35 areas along Georgian Bay's Small Craft Route. The best place for replenishing supplies before heading into the northern wilderness is Parry Sound, a large community with a taxi service. GLCC organizes popular social events on both sides of the international border for its members. All Rights Reserved.
This very narrow passage has been widened and is now reported to be 75 feet wide, 16 feet deep; wide and deep enough for most cruising boats, but there is a blind bend partway through and most boats issue a securite on Channel 16. This route takes you close to the La Cloche Mountain Range, where outcroppings of white quartz peek through the pine forest.

However, many kayakers also enjoy paddling around in this beautiful and rugged area. "Don't follow the range beacon too far, and watch for the green buoy to make your turn," he warned. At latitude 46 degrees north, it is closer to the North Pole than the equator. And it is a prize. Marie to visit Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre. Beausoleil is the largest of the 59 islands marked in grey on the charts that comprise the Georgian Bay Islands National Park. There are two routes for transiting this area. Our guides show you the best scenic and remote anchorages in the northern regions of Georgian Bay including French River, Bustard Islands, Henvey Inlet, Bad River, Black Bay etc., and the southern Small Craft Route from Port Severn to Parry Sound, including Musquash Channel and Moon River area. Our Anchorage Guides show you the very best anchorages and tell you which nautical charts you need to get you there. If your goal is to find the most popular, the most secluded, the safest or the most secret anchorage we can help. A framed copy of the chart, known as the "pirate chart," hangs in Turners' museum. The business center of Spanish, Ontario, is 1 mile north of the river on the Trans-Canada Highway. Aug 31, 2020, Emerald Wave at Frying Pan Island, Georgian Bay There are fishing tournaments and charters available, and you'll often see kids trying their skills and luck off of the docks. Visit Turners to stock up on the latest nautical charts and local art and craftwork, and be sure to browse the mini-museum on the second floor. (For a list of locations, visit CBSA's website and search "telephone reporting site marine.") © 2020 Cruz Bay Publishing, Inc., an Active Interest Media company. Long recognized as an arm of the ocean, the Great Lakes cover about 95,000 square miles and have enough combined shoreline to span nearly halfway around the world. The First Nations people have been in the area for 9,000 years and Manitoulin is still home to generations of native Canadians. The Fathom Five Provincial park at Tobermory is a divers dream with the many wrecks being very well preserved by the cold fresh water.

He is an excellent boat/air traffic controller juggling the slips among those stopping for dinner and those staying overnight. For a favorite destination on that particular Great Lake, we asked Marilyn Kinsey, GLCC Port Captain for Escanaba, Michigan. The way ahead lies across the top of Georgian Bay where south winds have a 100-mile fetch. It's a popular place but can easily hold up to 40 larger sail- and powerboats without feeling crowded. var pid296584 = window.pid296584 || rnd; "Some call it a minefield. Wait for favorable conditions instead of fighting the winds and waves. My personal favorite of the five lakes is Lake Superior, which my wife, Vicki, and I have explored for the past 25 years on our classic Pearson 367 cutter Freelance. It takes confidence to head toward range markers on the rocky shore before you actually see them. It can be busy during peak season and space is limited, so plan ahead to avoid disappointment. The Canadian coast guard has done a splendid job of marking the Georgian Bay small-craft route, but do not be put off by the terminology "small-craft route." Once you’ve anchored your boat, the opportunities to explore by dinghy, canoe or kayak are nearly limitless and the wildlife you’ll see as you quietly poke around the corner and duck into the next bay is stunning so keep your camera ready. Where ever you go there are dozens of picturesque sheltered anchorages. "Shore Girl", a Neptunus 65, docked for the night in St. Augustine. Several marinas are within walking distance of a great little town with everything you need to re-provision for the next leg of your journey. She, together with her husband, Ron, spent countless summers exploring each and every corner of the lake on their Columbia 10.7 Dahlfin II, painstakingly sounding and documenting remote wilderness anchorages. On leaving Little Current my scenic route takes a right turn via the Wabuno Channel. Local legend says the original ferryboat captains used to navigate by the smell of balsam fir and cedar trees. However, because of its popularity and semi-developed facilities, it doesn't provide the seclusion for which the Canadian North Shore is world-famous. Follow the west shore of Georgian Bay in the lee of a spectacular shoreline where bluffs rise up 300 feet and crystal-clear water depths plunge to 400 feet. Our guides are loaded with web links for instant access to water levels, bridge opening schedules and more. There are even convenient campsites along the shoreline. Regional Authority Bonnie Dahl and husband Ron.

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