Grace Channon and St. Albans shipwreck diving (individual sign-ups)

Grace Channon
Three-masted wooden schooner sits upright and is quite intact with the main cabin still on the deck. The anchors and anchor chains are proudly hanging of the bow; while the port side shows the collision hole clearly. Penetration is possible but limited for the trained and experienced.

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…