This final episode follows the stories of OCC boats transiting the NWP during the summer of 2024

In this final episode of the OCC NWP Videocasts, our OCC boats have made great progress. All have passed through the most challenging sections. The westbound boats are plugging away into headwinds with strong counter-currents and about 1,300 miles to go to Nome, Alaska. The two eastbound boats are now at Pond Inlet or on the east coast of Baffin Island. All crews still have a long way to go in weather that will deteriorate as autumn advances. The most difficult ice challenges are now over but crews need to remain vigilant. Catch up with the progress of S/V's Lumina, Abel Tasman, Thor, Moli, Voyager and Dogbark. Hear their stories of mishaps in the Bellot Straits. Please note: The views, opinions and recommendations expressed on this website and the documents referenced herein are those of the persons expressing them alone. The OCC and its officers and directors have not verified, and accept no responsibility for any such views, opinions and recommendations.