In Alpena, MI, we took the glass-bottom boat tour to view historic shipwrecks resting beneath the crystal-clear waters of Lake Huron. Through clear viewing wells, passengers can see well-preserved wrecks dating back to the 19th and early 20th centuries.
All aboard, ready to sail
2nd Ave draw bridge going up
The captain and two members of the PBS crew filming
a special on the shipwrecks
Randy checking out our position. The yellow circles a wreck locations
It was a great day to be on the water
The waters around Alpena are part of the Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary, a federally protected area in Lake Huron. This sanctuary is home to dozens of historic shipwrecks, many of which are marked by NOAA buoys to aid in identification and preservation.
Pat and Randy checking out the wreck
The depth of the water is 12 to 15 feet
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June and Tresa checking out another wreck
All smiles after exploring the wrecks of Lake Huron
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