The Pacific Northwest has an extremely active community of traditional boat enthusiasts. From the Center for Wooden Boats in Seattle to the annual Wooden Boat Festival in Port Townsend, maritime heritage is kept alive and relevant.
From The Olympian, a Sea Scout Ship that needs help. Original post here. -KH For 25 years, Tacoma’s tall ship — the Odyssey — has paid its own way. Every …
This seems like a very fine way to spend a day! Thanks to our friends at the Northwest Maritime and Wooden Boat Foundation for all their hard work. -KH The …
We at nwyachting.com and Northwest Yachting wish you and your crew a safe, happy and joyous season. This bittersweet story from a time gone by is really about how a …
French sailing isn’t all high-tech multihulls and Minis, there is a huge interest in traditional boats, which were often unique to a small stretch of coast. They are all classed …
Peter Marsh’s wrote a wonderful piece in this month’s Northwest Yachting. Here are a few more great shots of the event. If you’d like to get in touch with Peter …
A short stroll along Astoria’s Riverwalk from the downtown will take you past the city’s traditional canneries and docks to the Columbia River Maritime Museum (CRMM)–one of the West Coast’s …
