Cruising Guide

Anchorages of the North Channel

If you're thinking of cruising Lake Huron's North Channel this course is for you. The North Channel usually makes every list of top ten cruising destinations in the world.

Here you'll find wonderful scenery, very limited shoreline development, an abundance of wilderness anchorages and clean water.

Which of these anchorages are the "best?" Where to drop the anchor for great photos, hikes, exploring by dinghy and much more. In this webinar, experienced North Channel cruiser Jim Wooll promises to provide even seasoned cruisers with the information needed to maximize their cruising enjoyment of this pristine Great Lakes cruising area.

CG00310-i: Anchorages of the North Channel
Instructor
Dave Spencer
$20.00

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Meet The Instructor

Dave Spencer
Dave and his wife Kathy live in London Ontario and sail out of southern Georgian Bay. Dave and Kathy have cruised extensively around Georgian Bay and the North Channel aboard their Catalina 34 sailboat named "Good Idea".

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