Our club, founded in 1967, is a small club of dedicated sailors with the emphasis on fun rather than protocol and blue blazers. We maintain a fleet of club boats from 14' to 24', a club house, 200 ft. of docks and 10,000 sq. ft. of harbor on beautiful Big Lake, Alaska. An annual sailing class is held for beginning sailors and new members. A summer race series culminates with the annual Governor's Cup series Labor Day Weekend. We are an active, community involved 501(c)(3) corporation with a focus on education and environmental conservation. Anchorage, Alaska

We work with the public and allied organizations to promote safe boating through education. Boating and land activities include, parties, dinner meetings with interesting speakers, rendezvous and community involvement. One of the main goals of the United States Power Squadrons® is "boating safety through education!" We believe that an educated boater is a safe boater. In addition to America's Boating Course, USPS teaches a series of outstanding courses and seminars that cover advanced seamanship, navigational techniques, boat handling and maintenance along with enhanced topics. Our District covers Alaska, Idaho, and Washington

The Homer Yacht Club, Inc. is a nonprofit organization founded in 1983, to further education in the art of sailing and in boating safety. Activities are suited to either individual or family participation. Although owning a sailboat is not required for membership, the Homer Yacht Club is designed for sailboaters and those whose primary boating interest is sailing. Homer, Alaska

The Juneau Yacht Club actively supports Juneau Youth Sailing a non-profit corporation established in 1997 to promote youth sailing activities in Juneau. In 2000, the Juneau Yacht Club and the Juneau Sailing Club merged to become the Juneau Yacht Club with both a Power Squadron and Sailing Squadron component.The Juneau Yacht Club throughout the years has provided a forum for discussion and member information. Juneau, Alaska

The Kenai Fjords Yacht Club was founded in 1987 to promote boating safety, education, and camaraderie in the Seward boating community. Sailors, power-boaters, and anyone interested in boating is welcome to join. Boat ownership is NOT required. Seward, Alaska

The Ketchikan Yacht Club was formed to encourage yachting, promote seamanship, and encourage the use of recreational advantages in Southeastern Alaska and particularly at Ketchikan, Alaska; and further, to provide and maintain a clubhouse for the recreation of its members, anchorage and other facilities for the use of its members and for such other fraternal, social and educational purposes as the club may engage in. Ketchikan, Alaska

In the winter of 2009, a group of sailors got together to talk about the coming spring, lie about their past exploits, and generally talk sailing. They were so taken by how much fun they were having, that they wondered why there wasn't a group that did this every week. After awhile, a general lament rose for all of the derelict sail boats in the harbors. Juneau lacked a fun and easy going group of sailors willing to help instill the confidence to get these boats out. So, to create a fun and easy atmosphere to sail, these sailors decided it was time that Juneau have a sailing club that was about sailing and fun! SEAS was born. Juneau, Alaska

The William H. Seward Yacht Club of Seward, Alaska is your hub of information and community for sailing in Alaska. Founded in 1975, the club is made up of like minded sailors and mariners who enjoy exploring the waters of Alaska. Anchorage, Alaska