From South Haven to the Soo Locks and back to Lake Erie, historic ships are ready to share Great Lakes, naval history.

History is docked along the Detroit RiverWalk as captains and crews of four tall ships built for sailing show off their wooden vessels to the public in the Sail Detroit festival.

The annual challenge allows people in host ports across the Great Lakes to board the ships, talk to captains and crew and learn about the ship's origins ...

Historic tall ships are sailing into Detroit this weekend as part of Sail Detroit, a maritime festival returning to the city's riverfront for the first time in more than two decades.

The event offers private and public tours of these majestic vessels and multiple vantage points to view the ships.

The DBSC formula that, over the years, has worked very well for Dun Laoghaire sailors. As ever DBSC start racing at the end ...

The biggest boats in Class Zero today were joined today by Tony Langley's Gladiator, which will be racing for the rest of the ...

Most EAORA entrants finished within the top half of the 450-strong fleet taking part in the Rolex Fastnet Centenary race.

The Sail Detroit festival is part of Tall Ships America’s annual Tall Ships Challenge, which, this year, focuses on the Great ...

Sailing on Lyden's home waters of Baltimore Sailing Club, the Euro title holders took six top-three results in the nine-boat ...