EntryReached by boat from Baileys Harbor; the site lies about 160 m (one-tenth of a mile) east-southeast of the Old Baileys Harbor lighthouse. A seasonal Wisconsin Historical Society mooring buoy marks the wreck — tie off to the buoy rather than anchoring, as anchors can damage the protected wreck; the buoy line also serves as a safe ascent/descent reference. A second hull fragment lies roughly 550 m (1,800 ft) south-southeast of the main bilge section in about 3.7 m of water.
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ParkingBoat access only; no shore parking is documented in sources. Depart from Baileys Harbor.
FacilitiesNo facilities on site
Cell servicegood
Nearest fillSee fills & rentals nearby ↓ for shops near this site. Gear—
Suggested certOpen Water — the Wisconsin Historical Society describes it as a popular shipwreck for beginner divers given its 3-4.6 m depth.