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AM Group – Grace Channon
August 16 @ 8:00 am – 1:00 pm CDT
Private Group Trip – James M.
Grace Channon (1873)
Resting upright in approximately 180 feet of water off Oak Creek, Wisconsin, the Grace A. Channon is one of Lake Michigan’s most impressive deep wooden schooner wrecks. Lost in 1877 and discovered in 1985, the wreck remains remarkably intact, with standing hull structure, open cargo holds, rigging components, and sections of cabin still visible. The collision damage that sank the vessel can still be seen along the hull, where coal from the schooner’s final cargo spills onto the sandy lakebed, creating a striking and memorable technical dive site.
- Dive Type: Technical (decompression)
- Typical Depth: 165 to 180ft (50.3 to 54.9m)
- Required Certification: Technical certification with appropriate training for decompression dives
Excellent for advanced level technical divers. Often paired with other technical wrecks such as the St. Albans or E.M.B.A or recreational wrecks Milwaukee Car Ferry and Prins Willem V.
