Milwaukee Carferry (2 dives) with Madison Scuba

Milwaukee Carferry (1929)

This 338-foot railroad car ferry rests at 130 feet, sits upright on a sand and muck bottom, with the superstructure about 100 feet east of the hull. The bow faces southwest, and the cargo of tubs, along with most of the railroad cars (one has three cars in it), are still located on the wreck. Some of the stern box cars are missing, with at least one lying sideways on the deck. The engines and propellers remain in place, making this a thrilling dive for experienced divers.  Penetration is possible and a trilling adventure for the properly trained and experienced diver.  Read more…

Diving
An advanced dive ranging from 90 to 130 feet—ideal for recreational divers or one long technical dive for those trained in decompression.

Certification Requirements:
Certifications:  AOW for recreational dives, deco procedures or above for deco dives.

Additional information: Wisconsin Shipwreck Organization