West Coast Sailing
Alcatraz Restricted Zone Is for the Birds
Bay Area yacht racers (and hopefully boaters of all kinds) know that a restricted zone exists off the northwestern corner of Alcatraz Island.
Good Jibes With Fred Huffman on the Powerful Past of West Coast Sailing
Fred Huffman has been sailing as long as he can remember, and has raced across oceans more times than you can count.
No Rest for Pacific Cup on Sunday
As the remnants of Hurricane Darby have passed south of the Hawaiian Islands, the Pacific Cup boats still at sea are dealing with increasingly rainy and squally weather.
Palo Alto Teen Sailing Solo Across Atlantic
Sixteen-year-old Cal Currier is singlehanding across the Atlantic aboard a 30-ft Tartan named 'Argo.'
Restoring a Classic: The Slog of the Albin Vega 27 ‘Mahina’
John Neal's 'Log of the Mahina' was one of the early, small-boat voyaging books that spawned endless followers.
Pyewacket 70 Finishes Pacific Cup Race
Roy Pat Disney's turbo Volvo 70 Pyewacket 70 has completed the Pacific Cup, first to finish.
A Pleasant Day on the Way to Half Moon Bay
It was smooth sailing all the way to Half Moon Bay for a small fleet of offshore racers.
Wooden Boats Are Captivating at Any Time
We hate to miss a chance to share some true sailing eye candy.
Delta Doo Dah Fun in the Summer Sun
Owl Harbor's Roaring Day in the Delta; Cruising Seminar Coming to the Delta in August; Fun, Friends, Food and Info at Delta Bay.
Will Keeping It Simple Get You on the Baja Ha-Ha This Year?
There's no need to wait if you're thinking about cruising Mexico. Keeping it small and simple has allowed many to set sail when the spirit moved them.
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