Time to leave Skagway. We departed with no real plan, other
than to head south towards Haines. The first viable anchorage was Taiyasanka
Harbor. My go-to Southeast Alaska guidebook, Exploring Southeast Alaska, didn’t have any info on this spot, but
it looked good on the chart.
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Anchored in Tayasanka Harbor. Ferebee Glacier in the background. |
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Aerial of Safe Harbour in Taiyasanka Harbor. The water was opaque with glacial silt. |
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Mountains surrounding Taiyasanka Harbor |
We found good anchorage along the south shore in about 50 feet
of water, mud bottom, excellent holding. For being almost unmentioned in the
guidebook, Taiyasanka Harbor is a beautiful spot. Ferebee Glacier is visible to
the north, jagged peaks to the south. A wreck of some type is on the south
shore, easily accessible.
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Ruins ashore |
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More ruins |
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Aerial of the ruins |
Tomorrow we’ll check out Haines.
12.05 nm today
1760.33 nm total
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