St. Albans and Milwaukee Carferry (AM individual sign-ups)

How to join this trip St. Albans and Milwaukee Carferry | Sept 28 2025 (AM individual sign-ups):

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Technical Dive Trip

• Dive Type: Technical (Decompression)
• Typical Depth
  • St. Albans: 145 to 160 ft
  • Milwaukee Carferry 100ft to 125ft
• Required Certification: Deco procedures/advanced nitrox, trimix.
• Note: Cold water diving experience is recommended.

St. Albans

The St. Albans lies in 165 feet of water about 15 miles north-northeast of Milwaukee’s North Point. Her bow and stern are intact with the mid-ship collapsed and parts of ships spread around.  The bow and the stern are very photogenic.  The visibility is usually very nice up to 100ft.  Read more…, Wreck Photos.

Milwaukee Carferry (1929)

This 338-foot railroad car ferry rests at 130 feet, requiring advanced diving skills such as a PADI Advanced Open Water certification or technical certification for decompression dives. The wreck 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.  Read more…, See photos…