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Grenville Channel is the second of the long "inside passage" channels and is a fjord much like many of our inside passage routes. A Fjord is defined as: a long, narrow inlet with steep sides or cliffs, created in a valley carved by glacial activity. I always think of them as a coastal mountain range that has been filled in by the sea. Often the side walls extend down to great depths with no beach. I look forward to seeing these magnificent reaches and stretches.
East inlet is a protected anchorage that is half-way up Grenville Channel. Should be a great place to spend the night before heading on to Prince Rupert.
