Leg 2
Photo Credit: https://grizzlybearwatching.com/grizzly-bear-wildlife-blog/whale-watching-day/humpback-whales-tail/ Day 5: Prince Rupert to Klewnuggit Inlet, Grenville Channel , ~50 miles, partly cloudy 1:00 PM: Cruise Ships, Tankers, Cargo ships, oh my. 3:00 PM: Dense fogbank approaching us quickly from the Gulf of Alaska, never caught us though. The wind coming down a large river stopped the fog as we continued south. 8:00 PM: A lone wolf was howling at the head of the bay we were anchored in. We saw a wolf in Glacier Bay, but this was first time we heard one. It howled for about 10 seconds. Sometimes the sweetest natural moments are so short, but they burn into your memory forever. Day 6: Klewnuggit Inlet to Coghlan Anchorage , ~30 miles, partly sunny 11:00 AM: 10 or more humpbacks feeding and cavorting around at the south exit of Grenville Channel. We were treated to the most beautiful whale tail of our whole adventure. The whale's tail was perfectly white tri...
