Explore Inside Passage

The Inside Passage is a coastal route that,s guided along by a network of passages that weaves through the Islands found on North America,s Pacific Northwest coast meant for use by ships and boats.Use of this route means that ships can avoid bad weather found on the open ocean and allows for visits to isolated communities.The route extends from a Southeastern to Northwestern heading as follows: It begins in southeastern Alaska in the United States, goes through western British Columbia in Canada and ends in the nortwestern area of Washington state of the United States.