Cruise with us - Port Hadlock to Port Townsend - Riders Welcome!
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β Cruise Day on the Water: Port Hadlock β Port Townsend aboard ATA 202 Foundation Workboats
Donations always encouraged!
Ready for a salty Saturday with diesel engines rumbling and history in every wake? Join the ATA 202 Foundation flotilla as our small powerboats cruise from Port Hadlock to Port Townsend. Riders, novice deckhands, and seasoned mariners are all welcome.
What to expect
Scenic 8-mile passage through Admiralty Inlet with Olympic-range views and a close look at the working waterfront
Hands-on seamanship learn line handling, basic navigation, and engine checks from our veteran crew
Floating history lesson hear how WWII tug Comanche and her support boats served the fleet and how we keep them running today
Community impact every ticket and volunteer hour supports STEM field trips, veteran therapy cruises, and ship preservation
Make it an overnight adventure
Want to crew the cruise
Stay aboard Friday night in crew berthing or an open stateroom if available
Help with safety checks, route brief, and morning line handling before departure
Logistics and participation
Departure small boats leave Port Hadlock Public Dock at 10:00 AM sharp
Arrival Port Townsend Boat Haven mid-afternoon (tide dependent)
Transport arrange your own ride back or message us to explore car-pool options
Details
Date Friday night onboard is optional. Cruise Saturday 1000-1600
Start Port Hadlock Public Dock
Finish Port Townsend Boat Haven
Bring layered clothing, non-skid shoes, sunblock, refillable water bottle, and a Coast Guard approved PFD if you have one. Loaners are available.
RSVP βGoing,β tag a friend, and letβs fill the sound with the steady beat of vintage diesels.
Get Tickets
Donations always encouraged!
Ready for a salty Saturday with diesel engines rumbling and history in every wake? Join the ATA 202 Foundation flotilla as our small powerboats cruise from Port Hadlock to Port Townsend. Riders, novice deckhands, and seasoned mariners are all welcome.
What to expect
Scenic 8-mile passage through Admiralty Inlet with Olympic-range views and a close look at the working waterfront
Hands-on seamanship learn line handling, basic navigation, and engine checks from our veteran crew
Floating history lesson hear how WWII tug Comanche and her support boats served the fleet and how we keep them running today
Community impact every ticket and volunteer hour supports STEM field trips, veteran therapy cruises, and ship preservation
Make it an overnight adventure
Want to crew the cruise
Stay aboard Friday night in crew berthing or an open stateroom if available
Help with safety checks, route brief, and morning line handling before departure
Logistics and participation
Departure small boats leave Port Hadlock Public Dock at 10:00 AM sharp
Arrival Port Townsend Boat Haven mid-afternoon (tide dependent)
Transport arrange your own ride back or message us to explore car-pool options
Details
Date Friday night onboard is optional. Cruise Saturday 1000-1600
Start Port Hadlock Public Dock
Finish Port Townsend Boat Haven
Bring layered clothing, non-skid shoes, sunblock, refillable water bottle, and a Coast Guard approved PFD if you have one. Loaners are available.
RSVP βGoing,β tag a friend, and letβs fill the sound with the steady beat of vintage diesels.
Get Tickets
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