Great Loop Partners & Resources
The Trent‑Severn Waterway is one leg of a much larger journey. Every year, hundreds of cruisers transit our 44 locks as part of America’s Great Loop — a 6,000-mile circumnavigation of eastern North America that connects the Great Lakes, inland rivers, Gulf Coast, Atlantic seaboard, and Canadian waterways into one continuous route.
The yacht clubs, marinas, and boating organizations listed below are the places that make that journey possible. They are the fuel docks, the safe harbours, the local knowledge, and the communities that welcome cruisers at every stop along the way. We are proud to recognize them here.
If your organization belongs on this page — or if you’d like to add a reciprocal link to trentsevernguide.com on your website — we’d be glad to hear from you at captain@trentsevernguide.com.
Boating Organizations & Associations Trent-Severn Waterway & Georgian Bay Lake Huron Lake Erie & the Welland Canal Lake Michigan Inland Rivers & Waterways Gulf Coast Florida Keys Southeast Florida Florida Treasure Coast Florida Space Coast Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway Chesapeake Bay Northeast & New York
⚓ Boating Organizations & Associations (22)
The clubs, associations, and publications that connect the boating community across North America.
🔒 Trent-Severn Waterway & Georgian Bay (31)
Our home waters — the yacht clubs, marinas, and harbours along the 386-kilometre inland passage from Trenton to Georgian Bay, and across the North Channel.
⛵ Lake Huron (17)
From the Straits of Mackinac down Michigan’s sunrise coast and across to Ontario’s Bruce Peninsula.
⛵ Lake Erie & the Welland Canal (24)
The shallowest Great Lake — from Detroit and Windsor to Buffalo, with Ontario’s north shore in between.
⛵ Lake Michigan (42)
Chicago’s waterfront to Door County, the Michigan shoreline, and everything in between.
⛵ Inland Rivers & Waterways (31)
The Illinois, Mississippi, Ohio, Tennessee, and Tombigbee rivers — the heart of America’s Great Loop.
⛵ Gulf Coast (34)
From Mobile Bay to the Texas coast, around the Florida panhandle, and down to Naples.
⛵ Florida Keys (11)
Key Largo to Key West — the southernmost point on the Loop.
⛵ Southeast Florida (22)
Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Palm Beach, and Naples — where the Loop meets the Gulf Stream.
⛵ Florida Treasure Coast (9)
Stuart, Fort Pierce, and Vero Beach — the crossroads of the Okeechobee Waterway and the Atlantic ICW.
⛵ Florida Space Coast (7)
Cape Canaveral, Cocoa, and Titusville — where rockets launch and Loopers refuel.
⛵ Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway (48)
The protected passage from Florida to Virginia — through Georgia, the Carolinas, and the Chesapeake approach.
⛵ Chesapeake Bay (18)
America’s largest estuary — from the Virginia capes to the head of the bay at Havre de Grace.
⛵ Northeast & New York (17)
The Delaware Bay, New Jersey coast, New York Harbor, the Hudson River, Erie Canal, and the Thousand Islands — where the Loop reconnects with the Great Lakes.
Join Our Partners Network
If you run a yacht club, marina, boating organization, or tourism board and would like to be listed on this page, get in touch. We’re especially interested in reciprocal links — you add trentsevernguide.com to your resources or links page, and we’ll feature your organization here.
This isn’t a paid directory. It’s a network of real places and organizations that serve the cruising community. If your members, guests, or visitors might transit the Trent‑Severn Waterway, we belong on each other’s resource lists.
To request a listing or suggest a reciprocal link, email captain@trentsevernguide.com with your organization name and website URL.
trentsevernguide.com is an independent boater reference for the Trent–Severn Waterway. Listing on this page does not imply endorsement, partnership, or commercial relationship. It is not an official publication of Parks Canada, the Canadian Hydrographic Service, or any government body.